Regular Payments
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I am on ESA in the support group income based. Someone wants to begin to make regular payments into my account to pay for medical and other living expenses. If I don't need to pay the payments back and they don't give me savings of more that £6000 they should not affect my benefits.
Do I need to state
1. what the payments are for
2. who the payments are from?
When do the payments become regular payments?
After how many payments?
Do I need to state
1. what the payments are for
2. who the payments are from?
When do the payments become regular payments?
After how many payments?
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Comments
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Hi there - I think we have gone into this in the other thread where you posted the same question.
It's a good idea to state who the payments are from and what they are for - this helps to show that they are voluntary/charitable.
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