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littleruthie123
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Hi I'm sure it's correct but can some advice please .My sons finished his college course .so will have too claim jsa in till something comes up .do I loose my disability premium now .Thanks
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Hi,Unless your son also claims a qualifying benefit like Mid/high rate care DLA or daily living PIP then yes you will lose the SDP. You need to report the changes to ESA as soon as possible.1
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Thanks yes thought so lol .0
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So his 50.00 a week costs ne 65.00 loss abd extra housing bebefit .yhats all i need .he better get a job quick!0
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Unfortunately SDP has it's criteria and your son leaving college means no more child benefit/tax credits for him. This means you'll no longer be classed as living alone.You will have no non dependant deductions in your housing benefit because you obviously are claiming DLA or PIP because of the SDP claim.I'd advise you to ring your local council just to tell them your son is leaving full time education but also remind them of your PIP/DLA award.See this link for exemptions from non dependant deductions.
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Thanks penny yes I have done thanks for the link too x0
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I'm sure they will deduct it quickly .unlike the maintenance payments they owe ?0
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No problem. Once your son leaves college and child benefit/tax credits stop then you'll need to report these changes to ESA.Child maintenance payments are no longer deducted from means tested benefits as i already stated in your other post.0
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Yes I no they stopped in may 2016 .but esa continued taking them!0
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Child maintenance payments stopped affecting your benefits on 12th April 2010 and not in 2016.
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God I was working before then though just claiming working tax .went on esa in 2015 .so perhaps they owe me more then .0
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I meant mine personally stopped from ex partner in may 2016.why was toll it I will never no or understand0
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