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Am I still receiving CB ESA?

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After being transferred onto ESA in 2017 I received a letter saying that from the 17th of August 2018 I would no longer be receiving CB based ESA.
I then received another letter saying I would still be receiving the same amount of money.
Have I been moved onto income based Esa as I have never had a letter stating that.
I then received another letter saying I would still be receiving the same amount of money.
Have I been moved onto income based Esa as I have never had a letter stating that.
Comments
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Hello and welcome, your best and first point of call is the DWP and asking what your benefits situation is, what you are claiming and how much your payments are.
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Hi,Are you on assessment rate or in the WRAG? Support Group contributions based is paid for as long as you remain in that group, otherwise it's paid for 365 days.
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I was placed in the work related action group.
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I thought so, yes you will have been changed to Income related because of the 365 day rule.
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