Declaration of savings over £6000 due to Pip back payment
Avril48
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Last March I received a back payment from Pip (£5500). This took me over £6000. I knew that it would be disregard for a year and thought no more about it as I was very ill at the time. I have only just been feeling well enough to think about this again properly and I am now worried as I did not actually inform UC! Does it matter that did not tell them?
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I forgot to say that I am still over the £6000 now because of this!0
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You didn't need to inform UC at the time about your savings because as you correctly said, it was disregarded for 1 year.
If after the 1 year from when you received the money from PIP you still have more than £6,000 then you will need to report a change of circumstances for UC. There will be a £4.35/month deduction for every £250 or part thereof over £6,000.
Do also remember that all of the cost of living payments are disregarded indefinitely, so you would disregard those from your current savings.0 -
Thank you so much Poppy123456 for your response, this has been weighing heavy on my mind. You are a star... 😊
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You’re very welcome ☺️0
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