2 questions about ESA S.D.P.
ESABenefitsUK123
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Regarding ESA Severe Disability Premium -
1. Is this specific premium component means tested? (ESA is means tested. I just wondered about the S.D.P.)
2. After State pension age, do I continue to receive it?
Thanks a lot for any comments.
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Hi @ESABenefitsUK123, the SPD component is given if you have one of the following:Severe disability premiumIf you continue to qualify for these benefits then it continues to be given after state pension age.
You must get the disability premium or income-related ESA, and one of the following qualifying benefits:- PIP daily living component
- AFIP
- DLA care component at the middle or highest rate
- Attendance Allowance (or Constant Attendance Allowance paid with Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit or War Pension)
I hope this helps.1 -
HI,Yes, if you qualify then it's paid through pension credit.2
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