Bedroom tax
byeck823
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hello i'm a single parent living in a 3 bedroom house i've took disabled and my son is probably going to live with my oldest son. i'm paying bedroom tax for one bedroom. can anyone tell me if i will have to pay for the other room to. and if yes how much will it be ? thank's for any advice. Peter
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Hi @byeck823
Good Morning & Welcome to our Online Community/family.
I am one of a team of Community Champion’s here at Scope.
My good friend Poppy will be able to help you with your question.
Hi @poppy123456
Sorry but I have just come across this post & I was hoping that you can “shed some light” on it for me???
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Thanks @steve51 for the tag.Hi and welcome @byeck823 if you have 2 more spare bedrooms then you will lose 25% of your entitlement. You could apply for a discretionary housing payment (DHP) from your local council but there's no guarantee you'll receive this and it's only paid for a short period of time before you have to reapply. If you apply for this then i'd advise you to get some help filling out the form because it's very complex.
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Thank you. I'm also house bound so turned one room in the a small gym for exercise. would that come in to my favour ?
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No problem. No, unfortunately, it's still classed as a bedroom.
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