Just don't understand
Some people say thier going to lose 400 on universal credit one it erodes ??? Will it be your get universal rate and then 390 on top so just under 800 once erodes I'm so so confused I live on my own get esa spd and pip I'm income based anyone know how much will lose
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If they take away my pip Il lose 405 pounds a month
I need it
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I just don't understand the erosion part
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Oh And my pip form on for renewal great hope your well and your call with uc
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Erosion means it reduces over time.
TP ends with a major change of circumstances (such as swapping either way between single/couples claim).
TP reduces if you are awarded a new element under UC, by the same financial amount.
Or it reduces slowly as the benefits go through an annual rise each year.
Example with made up figures:
TP awarded of £400
April rise of £15
TP reduces to £385.
Eventually when those benefit increases reach £400, TP will end.
So at some point two people who migrated from ESA, one with SDP one without, will be on the same money.
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So how much is that pls will it be as big as 400 loss
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Sorry I know I'm a pain how much do people without spd get then pls
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OK so every year it goes up April say 5 pounds you lose 5 pounds whys that ? So be no difference between lwcra and lcw so does that prove they all want us on lcw so how much do people get on lcw on uc if don't mind me asking
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It's nothing to do with LCW/LCWRA.
LCWRA +Standard Allowance currently pays £809.64.
I don't know how else to explain Transitional Protection eroding.
Try this definition:
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i should imagine its to put all benefit claimants on the same level playing field uc goes up your tp comes down if you get it the more elements you claim after migration will reduce your tp untill you dont get it as with most things people dont read with there brains and think oh i get 400 tp i will go for lcwra and get some more then end up worse off or no better off not rocket science
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By 'lose' £5, they don't mean your income gets lowered by £5, but your income wouldn't go up £5, because what is increased in your other elements, is deducted from the transitional protection element.
So it sort of means your income is frozen. Your income-related benefits won't increase and will stay at what they currently are, until it matches what everyone else claiming the same as your situation is also receiving.
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My advice is go to the job centre speak to dwp face to face they will explain it better that's what I did. If you are confused they'll help you
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Hell no way going in there
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OK do you have someone you trust or support worker or carer that could help you
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I don't blame you.
I would rather go to citizens advice.
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No one I haven't got migration notice yet I will probley ignore to last minute when I get it
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I wouldn't leave it to last minute maybe citizen advice can help they are good too
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Honestly going into job centre will make me bad for weeks I hear stories how they treat people I phoned my bank today and asked can the dwp just look in my account if they want to she said no I feel worse under labour like a pressure cooker I've always be paranoid but now I'm panic striken feels like thier seeping into my life my home privacy
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