Bank statements

aharman64
aharman64 Online Community Member Posts: 5 Listener

Hi ive been asked for 4 months bank statements the problem is last month I cashed in a personal pension for £11000 due to being a victim of scam through a pretentious partner I met online I have mental health issues and was conned out my savings I did not report cashing in my personal pension in February as I gave it away really stupid of me I know what shall I do? Shall I still inform them I cashed it in before my review im so scared

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  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 4,210 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists

    Hi @aharman64

    Just popping by to let you know you've had replies to this your question on your other discussion. I've linked it below😊

    Hi, my name is aharman64! — Scope | Online Community

  • SheffieldMan1976
    SheffieldMan1976 Posts: 617 Connected

    I learned the hard way, never click ANY links in email spams you get, it ALWAYS leads to costing you money.

  • Stellar
    Stellar Online Community Member Posts: 396 Pioneering

    you will have to tell them. Do it now, explaining what you've said here.

    So long as your total money in your bank isn't under 16k, your UC claim won't close.

    Also, you're not stupid for falling for a romance scammer. We're all vulnerable to scams, and scammers rely on shame to get away with their harm.

    do try to get your money back.

  • SheffieldMan1976
    SheffieldMan1976 Posts: 617 Connected

    I recently got diddled by some "Fortune telling" website which said I'd win a LOT of money on the National Lottery and meet the woman of my dreams… I don't even believe in that Fortune telling rubbish.

  • aharman64
    aharman64 Online Community Member Posts: 5 Listener

    Thank you ive not uploaded info onto universal journal and understand their maybe consequences..I will now be more cautious