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RogerKiln
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Does anyone know that if I receive ESA Contribution Support Group and move in with a partner will my ESA be affected?
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Hi @RogerKiln, welcome to the community, I've moved your post to our benefits advisors' section as they may be able to help.
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Thank you
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Hi...I got my report for my pip and i have been accepted for a recondition how do i prepare for it i have untill the 14th April 2017 thanks
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I MOVED FROM LIFE LONG DLA HIGHEST RATE ON BOTH TO PIP HIGHEST RATE ON BOTH ,AS I HAD NO CHOICE THEY THREATENED TO STOP MY DLA IF I DIDN'T SWITCH THEY SAID MY INCOME SUPPORT WOULD NOT BE STOPPED THEN MY INCOME SUPPORT STOPPED NOW MY HOUSING BENEFIT I AM NOW WITHOUT MONEY EXCEPT PIP WHAT SHOULD I DO I AM EXREAMLY ANGRY AND LOST NO MATTER WHAT I DO IT GETS WORSE HELP !
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If I move in with my partner will my ESA (Contribution Support Group) and PIP (Lower Living Rate) be affected?????
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Hi RogerKiln,
No, absolutely not. PIP is completely unaffected by living with a partner, as is contribution-based ESA. Only income-related benefits are affected and you don't appear to be on any of those.
Of course if your partner is on income-related benefits you may have to consider the effect of you moving in on those (you may need advice on who claims what). Hope this helps.
WillThe Benefits Training Co:Paul BradleyMichael ChambersWill HadwenSarah HayleMaria SolomonDavid Stickland -
Thank you Will.
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