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Disability money effected?

orourke20

I claim UC and I get the disability element to say I can’t work and I also get PIP, I’m looking on moving in with my partner I currently claim single because we aren’t living together but when I declare we are in a relationship and living together how will my UC be effected

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poppy123456

HI,

When you move in with your partner they will need to make a claim for UC for you to claim as a couple. Whether you'll be entitled to UC once they move in will totally depend on circumstances. Use a benefits calculator and put both your details into it to see what you maybe entitled to. https://www.entitledto.co.uk/benefits-calculator/Intro/Home?cid=12626820-dd4e-4934-8391-95e6f2db5c76

Your PIP won't be affected.

orourke20

@woodbine hi I am okay thank you how are u and no not currently but he will be working before we move out

orourke20

@poppy123456 hi so I might not be entitled to it I’m in the group of never being able to work

poppy123456

orourke20 said:

@poppy123456 hi so I might not be entitled to it I’m in the group of never being able to work

I have absolutely no idea because you haven't given any information. Please use the benefits calculator i posted above.

Adrian_Scope

Hello @orourke20. Under your current circumstances with your partner not working, when you move in together all that should change is your single element on UC will change to the couple element. You'll continue to receive the LCW/LCWRA element.
When your partner begins work, their wages will affect your overall UC. Whether you'll still be entitled to any depends on how much they'll be earning.
As others have mentioned your PIP will not be affected.