Hi, my name is mrsg1! Will my daughter's job affect my housing element?
hi my daughter is 18 and lives home with me she has left college and has just got a job full time, will her working now affect the housing element on my uc? I know I will no longer be entitled to discounts on my council tax but worried it will affect the help I get with my rent also ?
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I only work part time and can’t afford the full rent if they stop the help I get on the housing element
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As she is under 21, no non dependant deduction will be made to your UC Housing Element.
Does anyone in the household claim Daily Living PIP?
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aweee that’s great!
Nobody gets pip but my son is 13 and I get carers allowance for him and dla ?
Will this be affected ? -
No, I was just checking as Daily Living PIP for yourself, partner or daughter would mean a longer term exclusion from the non dependant deduction.
Anyway, until your daughter turns 21 your UC Housing Element won't be affected by her working.
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