Hi, my name is suzymaltwood2612!
hi so I’m wondering if my daughter moved back home and is working full time how much housing benefit and council tax benefit will I loose I’m currently on universal credit with lcwra and pip
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You will not lose any housing element or Universal Credit if you receive the Daily Living component of PIP.
Your council tax support may be impacted, especially if you are claiming single person discount.
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Hi @suzymaltwood2612 and welcome to the community 😊
Here's some information about how it would affect your benefits - Non-Dependants. It might be worth using a benefits calculator to find out the difference in money you would receive.
PIP won't be affected at all 😊
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so how much council tax would she be liable for all of it or some ? Xx
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Also my rent is paid through housing benefit not universal credit will that make a difference xx
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also just done calculation it’s still saying no council tax needs paying
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then the other calculation is saying she be liable for all of the council tax
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All local Authorities have their own rules regarding council tax reduction so we won’t be able to advise with that.
Housing benefit and housing element have the same rules, if your PIP includes the daily living part there’s no non dependant deductions.
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