Uc
shaybo
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Hi I have just had to claim uc recently was moved over from esa contribution because i needed help with rent i live alone i had my first statment .I get enchanced pip both parts but don't get any disability premiums so would my daughter be entitled to claim the carers element (not carers allowance ) she's also on uc but works part-time would this if she was to get it affect any of our benfits many thanks for reading
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Hi @shaybo - your daughter would be able to claim the carer element so long as she doesn't receive the LCWRA element herself (as you can only be paid one or the other & LCWRA pays the higher amount).Her claiming the carer element for looking after you won't affect your PIP award.0
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Thanks so much so I would still get the lwrca and she could get the carer element no she doesn't receive any disability benfits0
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Yes, your LCWRA would still continue. Sorry, should have said that also would be unaffected.1
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Thank you so much for your help1
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Thank you again Chiarieds for the helpful advice and answering
Good luck with getting what you are entitled to @shaybo, you can also see if there is anything else using a benefits calculator such as this one Turn2us Benefits Calculator1
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