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Lyn7
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Hi, jst received DWP letter stating my D.I.G. of £16.80 per wk. will be stopping Sept.this year when reaching my pension age.Does pension replace ESA when time arrives?
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You will need to apply for your state pension
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Apply for you state pension at least no one bothers you any more with rotten rules and regulations or wca enjoy your retirement.
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Does anyone know anything about pip
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kel090 said:Does anyone know anything about pip
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You may be eligible for PIP if you’re under State Pension age (and over 16) and need help with daily living activities or getting around, or both. If you’re awarded PIP before you’re of State Pension age, you’ll continue to receive it after too. You can still make a claim if you’re working.
You might like to call the Age UK advice line to get more informationAge UK Advice Line
0800 678 1602
Scope
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Thanx 4 this info. Av never claimed Pip b4, gt numerous illnesses & pending ops etc, so al try that number 4 Age uk Advice line u kindly mentioned, so thankyou 4 that & al let u know how I gt on, ok ?
Thanx agzin, ?
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