About me and partner saveings telling cancuil
zane
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Hi I’m in very bad place at moment I told dwp about my me and my partner savings now got a letter about housing benefit now I got tell them about my savings on Monday so I won’t get into trouble or will I and could lose housing benefit since both disabled can’t work so want info on here of cancuil .
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Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.1
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poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.0
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woodbine said:As Poppy has patiently explained several times back-dated money doesn't count.0
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zane said:poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.0
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zane said:zane said:poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.0
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zane said:poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.
I can only give you advice based on the information you give and you keep changing the information.
How much backpay did your partner receive and when?
As your partner is named on your ESA claim then it's both of your savings that will count towards the £6,000. All the cost of living payments are disregarded indefinitely. Backdated money is disregarded for 1 year from the date you or your partner receive it.
I can't really give any further advice other than what I've already advised you several times.1 -
poppy123456 said:zane said:poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.
I can only give you advice based on the information you give and you keep changing the information.
How much backpay did your partner receive and when?
As your partner is named on your ESA claim then it's both of your savings that will count towards the £6,000. All the cost of living payments are disregarded indefinitely. Backdated money is disregarded for 1 year from the date you or your partner receive it.
I can't really give any further advice other than what I've already advised you several times.0 -
zane said:poppy123456 said:zane said:poppy123456 said:Based on your other thread you do not have savings of more than £6,000. When you receive the lump sum that DWP owe you will still not have savings of more than £6,000. Therefore you will not get into trouble.Backdated money is still disregarded for housing benefit and council tax reduction.The reason you’ve now been contacted by your local authority is because you reported changes to ESA and they share information with your local Authority.
I can only give you advice based on the information you give and you keep changing the information.
How much backpay did your partner receive and when?
As your partner is named on your ESA claim then it's both of your savings that will count towards the £6,000. All the cost of living payments are disregarded indefinitely. Backdated money is disregarded for 1 year from the date you or your partner receive it.
I can't really give any further advice other than what I've already advised you several times.0 -
Hi @zane it's okay unless it goes over 6000. If you went over 6000 because of backpay that doesn't count until 12 months after you got it. So if you got it in November last year it won't count until November this year.
Please do check your emails and let us know!0 -
Jimm_Scope said:Hi @zane it's okay unless it goes over 6000. If you went over 6000 because of backpay that doesn't count until 12 months after you got it. So if you got it in November last year it won't count until November this year.
Please do check your emails and let us know!
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You will need to make sure you send them what they've asked for, otherwise your ESA could be suspended.
I'm sorry I'm unable to give any further advice other than what I've already advised up to now. You will just need to wait for a decision maker from ESA to make a decision, once you've sent what they've asked for.0 -
poppy123456 said:You will need to make sure you send them what they've asked for, otherwise your ESA could be suspended.
I'm sorry I'm unable to give any further advice other than what I've already advised up to now. You will just need to wait for a decision maker from ESA to make a decision, once you've sent what they've asked for.0 -
You can ask your bank to print you statements. Then you will need to ring ESA and ask for the address of where to send it to.0
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