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What happens tell saveings and claim esa

zane

Ok I might have 6,000 saveings next week when I get back pay so I’m asking what happens if I tell them will stop it or take some off my claim with my partner I getting bit worried since repair tell them next week when get money in bank

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poppy123456

Money that's owed to you from benefits is disregarded for 1 year from the date you receive it.

zane

What means stop my benefit

zane

zane said:

What means stop my benefit

I don’t understand

poppy123456

zane said:

What means stop my benefit

Sorry but I'm not sure what you mean by this.

zane said:

zane said:

What means stop my benefit

I don’t understand

What don't you understand exactly?

zane

What happened to my benefit if get this saveings will they stop my benefits

zane

poppy123456 said:

zane said:

What means stop my benefit

Sorry but I'm not sure what you mean by this.

zane said:

zane said:

What means stop my benefit

I don’t understand

What don't you understand exactly?

What happened tell them will stop my benfit or some take off claim

poppy123456

As I advised, money that's owed to you from benefits is disregarded, which means it's not counted towards your savings for 1 year.

If you had less than £6,000 before you had the lump sum then there's nothing to report and nothing will happen.

zane

poppy123456 said:

As I advised, money that's owed to you from benefits is disregarded, which means it's not counted towards your savings for 1 year.

If you had less than £6,000 before you had the lump sum then there's nothing to report and nothing will happen.

Ok I’m going ring them now tell you how get on thanks reply

poppy123456

Please remember that when you ring any DWP department you're speaking to someone from a call centre who will very often have very little knowledge of benefits, other than to sit there reading from a screen. Therefore, they are not the best people to ring for such advice and you should avoid doing this.

poppy123456

See link. https://www.scope.org.uk/advice-and-support/lump-sum-payments-and-benefits/#Backdated-benefits

zane

zane said:

poppy123456 said:

As I advised, money that's owed to you from benefits is disregarded, which means it's not counted towards your savings for 1 year.

If you had less than £6,000 before you had the lump sum then there's nothing to report and nothing will happen.

Ok I’m going ring them now tell you how get on thanks reply

Hi just rang them want bank statements saveings I do t understand want year or month

zane

Maybe kill myself since one on want me to do since don’t know what bank statements they want