Should I be truthful about my savings?

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  • noonebelieves
    noonebelieves Online Community Member Posts: 36 Connected

    Dear @hughie1 , I am physically disabled and struggle to walk. With all due respect, I strongly urge you to move the money into a safe account and declare everything you have with the utmost honesty. The money is rightfully yours; however, please also bear in mind that many people, including myself, are deeply concerned about the government’s current fraud prevention measures.
    Through no fault of my own, I have two rightfully claimed overpayments due to DWP errors (still under debate). When I recently spoke to a DWP decision-maker and reviewed my bank transactions, I was shocked when she told me she could see everything, so I didn’t even need to go through it myself. As many have pointed out, the DWP has full oversight of all savings. Therefore, the more honest you are with the £4000.00, the better it will be.You’ve got nothing to lose.
    We might be disabled, but we do NOT,under ANY circumstances lie.
    Best wishes 🤝

  • Community_Scope
    Community_Scope Posts: 1,633 Empowering

    Hi @hughie1

    It always best to be upfront and honest about your savings.

  • hughie1
    hughie1 Online Community Member Posts: 60 Contributor

    "...when she told me she could see everything."

    What do you mean, please?