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bruno12
bruno12 Community member Posts: 9 Listener
Hello, can someone make sense of this for me please and give it me easy to understand I’m not very good with this. First sick note was the 27th April, awarded LCWRA 17th November, assessment period 3rd-2nd, paid on the 9th. First  LCWRA payment made on 9th December. 


Hi Laura 

 i have issued a underpayment to you the details are set out bellow 

Assessment period '3 July 2023' to '2 August 2023'
Other benefits
The last statement shows £367.47

This is now calculated as £561.17

Total payment for this month
The last statement shows £108.95

This is now calculated as -£84.75

£193.70 overpayment
Assessment period '3 August 2023' to '2 September 2023'
Limited capability for work and work-related activity
The last statement shows £0.00

This is now calculated as £390.06

Other benefits
The last statement shows £367.47

This is now calculated as £561.17

Advances
The last statement shows £0.00

This is now calculated as £26.74

Total payment for this month
The last statement shows £0.00

This is now calculated as £22.32

£22.32 underpayment
Assessment period '3 September 2023' to '2 October 2023'
Limited capability for work and work-related activity
The last statement shows £0.00

This is now calculated as £390.06

Other benefits
The last statement shows £367.47

This is now calculated as £561.17

Total payment for this month
The last statement shows £273.84

This is now calculated as £470.20

£196.36 underpayment
Assessment period '3 October 2023' to '2 November 2023'
Limited capability for work and work-related activity
The last statement shows £0.00

This is now calculated as £390.06

Other benefits
The last statement shows £367.47

This is now calculated as £561.17

Total payment for this month
The last statement shows £273.95

This is now calculated as £470.31

£196.36 underpayment
 the underpayment of £221.34  this will credit into your account on the 18/12/2023 
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  • Albus_Scope
    Albus_Scope Posts: 4,439 Scope online community team
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    Hey there @bruno12, I can see why you're confused, that's a lot of math!

    To cut a long story short, it looks like the DWP owes you £221.34 from underpaying you previously and you'll receive that money on December 18th. :)
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  • bruno12
    bruno12 Community member Posts: 9 Listener
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    Hey, that seems low as I’ve only received one payment from them for LCWRA 
  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Community member Posts: 54,691 Disability Gamechanger
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    I see from a previous thread here https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/112022/esa-lcwra#latest that you’re claiming New style ESA and UC. 

    When claiming New style ESA and UC at the same time then the ESA is deducted in full from any UC entitlement. 

    When you were found to have LCWRA it would have also meant the Support Group for ESA. The ESA increases from the 14th week but the deduction also increases. 

    Looks like they owe you £221.34 but it would be impossible for anyone here to calculate whether that’s correct because we would need to know the exact figures for both benefits. If you want to know if the underpayment is correct then you would need to speak to an advice agency near you. 
    I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.
    If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.

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