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Am I entitled to anything?
booboo2910
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Hi.
I am on the high rate of PIP for my disabilities. I’ve read about people getting esa as well as PIP, am I entitled to this? It’s all so confusing.
I am on the high rate of PIP for my disabilities. I’ve read about people getting esa as well as PIP, am I entitled to this? It’s all so confusing.
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Hi,That will totally depend on your circumstances and with such little amount of information it's impossible to answer your question. I'd advise a visit to your local CAB for a full benefits check.
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Ok thank you
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A visit to my local CAB is not easy as you have to wait weeks ?
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I realise that but it's impossible to answer your question because claiming ESA depends on many things... for example. Do you currently work? Live with a partner that works? Is your area a full Universal credit area? Have savings/capital? There's so many questions needing answers that a full benefits check is advised.
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