Recent UC migration
Doglover2
Online Community Member Posts: 321 Empowering
About two weeks ago I migrated from iresa to uc, this morning, one day early my last esa payment reached my bank, it was around £45 short. I know there are discrepancies by what I've read from others so I'm guessing this is normal? But can anyone explain why? Or should I give Esa a call.
Thank you.
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ESA is paid two weeks in arrears.
When you claim UC, ESA stops straight away apart from one final payment known as the run on payment.
The amount you get depends on where you were in your ESA payment cycle when you applied.
It's normal for it not to be paid exactly 2 weeks later and for it not always to be for the full amount.
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