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Contribution based esa

bonfire64

Hi I have a small nhs pension which I'm told will have a £14.00 per month pay rise I've been claiming contribution based esa I don't have to sign on or anything like that or look for work because of my health condition and when I applied for this benifit it didn't matter what my husband was earning or what we had in the bank as this is an increase to my incomings do. I have to inform the dwp I've never claimed benefits befor this and I get my self in a tizz worry that I'm doing something wrong

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Kimi87

You do need to inform ESA about your pension yes.

KG100

I have to inform them each time my MOD pension changes.

I forgot once and they said they could fine me £50 but they never did after I explained that it wasn't done on purpose.

They also need to know the details of our pension providers.

KG100

After each pension increase they adjust the payment I get from ESA

poppy123456

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/979350#Comment_979350

For the avoidance of doubt, pensions of up to £85/week are ignored. For every £1/week over that amount CB ESA/ New style ESA is reduced by 50p/week.

I realise you know this but bonfire64 and others reading this, may not know that. Even if the pension is less than £85/week they still need to know.

bonfire64

Thank you all for your answers to my post after a 50min wait on phone I got through to dwp and a trip to job centre got everything sorted