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josh170292
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Good afternoon, I currently get pip until march 2023, I've had my renewal but I don't think I'll get pip again I'll have to do a M/R.
If I get refused , will I still get my current claim until march 2023, or will it be taken off me completely.
Thanks
If I get refused , will I still get my current claim until march 2023, or will it be taken off me completely.
Thanks
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Thanks very much. I think that because I had the assessors report back and it's completely different to what I said, she has put stuff in her words and not mine.0
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Any new decision made on your review will overrule your current award. This means if the worst happens and you're refused your PIP will stop.This could also affect any other benefits you maybe claiming.0
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My current award runs until march 2023, I had to start a new claim 6 months ago. So if I get refused my current award ends aswell? Will my universal credit end aswell then0
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josh170292 said:My current award runs until march 2023, I had to start a new claim 6 months ago. So if I get refused my current award ends aswell? Will my universal credit end aswell thenAlthough it doesn't end until March any new decision will overrule your current award as advised here.poppy123456 said:This means if the worst happens and you're refused your PIP will stop.If so and you're privately renting and you're under 35 then you'll only be entitled to the shared rate of local housing allowance, instead of the 1 bedroom rate. So this would mean less housing element.
If anyone is currently claiming either carers element of UC or carers allowance for looking after you then these will also stop if you're not awarded daily living PIP.0 -
I just get standard living and standard mobility at the moment. I get the housing element in pip0
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josh170292 said:I get the housing element in pip
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The housing element in UC I mean0
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I get the housing element In UC I mean, yes private renting I'm 300
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I get the LCWRA element in UC, will I lose that if pip is refused,0
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Then your housing element will reduce to the shared rate of LHA. You can check the rates here. https://lha-direct.voa.gov.uk/ You will need to drop the box down to "shared rate"The amounts will be weekly so you'll need to convert it to a monthly payment by times it by 52 and then divide by 12.If you're unable to afford the shortfall of rent you can apply for a Discretionary Housing Payment from your Local Authority. It's not guaranteed and is only paid for a short period of time and you should get some help with the forms because they are quite complex. Information here. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/claiming-discretionary-housing-payments/claiming-discretionary-housing-payments
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Poppy I live in a shared house, and they have always paid £365 from June 2022, so why would it drop0
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You should be receiving the 1 bedroom rate, though you're living in shared house. Please check the link i posted above because losing your daily living PIP could affect your housing element, as advised.
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Ok poppy, will I lose my LCWRA if I lose pip0
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poppy123456 said:You should be receiving the 1 bedroom rate, though you're living in shared house. Please check the link i posted above because losing your daily living PIP could affect your housing element, as advised.
Just wanted to add further to this, if your housing element as a shared rate covers the whole of your rent then you won't be receiving the 1 bedroom rate, though with the cost of privately renting being so high i would say it's rare for this to happen. You need to check the rates through the link i posted above.
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They £365, my rent is £412. But on UC it says you said your rent was £365, we can pay £365. Does that make sense0
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If your rent is £412 why would you tell them it's £365? Have you used the link i posted above?
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When I got given my documents it's £365 for the rent and the rest is the water, gas, electric and WiFi. Because it's a shared house they only cover the rent which is £365 and not the utilities does that make sense0
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OK yes, that makes sense. However, that could still be the 1 bedroom rate, which will reduce if you lose your daily living PIP. Can't give any further advice and you'll need to use the link i provided.
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Thanks for all your help, if I lose my daily living it goes down to £315, so I lose £50 off the rent. I was told they will still pay me until march even if I'm refused because that was the last assessment award. Get told different things 🤦0
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