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@paffuto10 i'm so sorry, i didn't see that tag. I should look at who's tagged me but i forget to do that and often miss those tags@lisaann76 I noticed that you're receiving £900 less for UC. As you're now claiming with your partner as a couple, then it will depend on his earnings as to how much UC you're entitled to.May i ask what elements of UC you're receiving please? Do you also claim PIP daily living or DLA mid/high rate care? Do you work at all?Do you claim DLA for any of your children? and are they all in full time education?Sorry for the questions but i can't help you further without knowing more details.If you don't want to give that information, i'll completely understand but you'll need to speak to an advice agency near you for a full benefits check.1
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I get dla for me but use half of it for my mobility car.
My 2 boys get dla and I'm in the prosess of getting it for my daughter as thay all have autism.
I'm on esa as I've not worked for about 10 years due to my ms.
My partner works but he isnt on a big wage so we get money from UC0 -
Thanks for that but more information is needed, sorry.Do you claim mid/high rate care at all?What DLA award do you claim for 2 of your children?You say you're claiming ESA but you're claiming UC, are you claiming Contributions based ESA? if so then you must be in the support group, is that correct?If you're not claiming contributions based ESA then you can't be claiming ESA because you're claiming UC. Do you receive the LCWRA element of UC?Please check your UC journal to see exactly what elements you're receiving because i can't help any further without know those details. If you don't want to disclose that on the forum then please get some further advice from an agency near you. It maybe possible that you're not receiving all the correct elements of UC.1
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You could also put all your details (and partners) into this benefits calculator and it will tell you what you should be claiming. Do be aware though that they are only correct if the information you put in is correct.
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My partner works fulltime but all the money he earns goes on care for me and kids.
If he didnt work we would be better off coz we would get our rent and council tax paied1 -
I wouldn't say you would be better off if he didn't work. If you don't answer my questions then i'm afraid i can't help you any further.
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Hi @lisaann76, how are you getting on?
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Well my m.s is still the same but I did manage to get school trainsport for my daughter pending her echp .1
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Glad to hear the progress about your daughters transport! I hope this really helps @lisaann76.
I hope the EHCP process goes smoothly.0
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