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esa support group to state pension.
laz
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got letter telling me that when i start getting state pension "sept" the severe disablement and disability income guarantee parts of my esa will stop, but letter goes on will continue to get living expenses £73.10 and support group payment £38.55, £111.65 in total. how long will i get this amount and no mention of state pension. so for ignorance but i am bamboozled. i also recieve dla with no contact about pip 65 in march! can any one clarify please, i would be so grateful. laz.
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Maybe get £11.65 till sept then pension pip will continue
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Type £111 .65your comment
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thankyou.
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I’m not sure but my mates mom just got that
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You may have to claim UC.
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This won't be possible because UC is a working age benefit. https://www.gov.uk/universal-credit/eligibilitywilko said:You may have to claim UC.
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Question previously answered here.
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