SDP

hello
I currently recieve irea,
i get a enhanced premium and extra money for being in support included
what is the criteria to get SDA if the above premiums arnt classed as SDA
Thankyou
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For SDP you must either live alone or be treated as living alone, as I advised on your other thread here.
I see that you're living with your son so unless he either claims a qualifying disability benefit himself or he's registered blind then you will not be entitled to SDP.
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thankyou what does “treated as living alone mean?”
.. like if i had a lodger say?
Thankyou
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Treated as living alone means things like a separate tenancy agreement from those you live with, or adults claiming qualifying disability benefits, or registered blind or a lodger yes. However income from a lodger affects Income Related ESA and only £20/week of income from the lodger is disregarded. After that your ESA is reduced £1 for £1. Unless at least 1 meal is included then your ESA is reduced by 50% for income of £20 and above.
None of that is relevant here though because you live with your adult son who doesn't claim a disability benefit and isn't registered blind.
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