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poppy123456 said: When you have your statement this month check to see if the LCWRA element is included because it should be. The money that's owed will be paid separately to your usual monthly money and often takes quite a few weeks to pay what it owed. Before they pay you they will need to recalculate your past statements. This will tell them how much you've already been paid against what you should have been paid and you'll receive the difference between the two. You will then receive a letter on your journal telling you how much they owe and it will be paid into your bank account. When the statements are recalculated they will replace the existing ones so you may want to to take copies now.If you haven't heard anything in the next week put a message onto your journal under the payment section to ask about the money that's owed.
When you have your statement this month check to see if the LCWRA element is included because it should be. The money that's owed will be paid separately to your usual monthly money and often takes quite a few weeks to pay what it owed. Before they pay you they will need to recalculate your past statements. This will tell them how much you've already been paid against what you should have been paid and you'll receive the difference between the two. You will then receive a letter on your journal telling you how much they owe and it will be paid into your bank account. When the statements are recalculated they will replace the existing ones so you may want to to take copies now.If you haven't heard anything in the next week put a message onto your journal under the payment section to ask about the money that's owed.
chiarieds said: So that shows your assessment periods are from the 18th-17th, & you're paid on the 24th.Backdated LCWRA element will therefore be from assessment period Dec 18th 2022 -17th Jan 2023 which I believe is payable from 24th Jan 2023, so by 24th April you will be owed for 4 months (presuming you don't have any recoverable debts which can be deducted from UC).
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