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fieldsofnew
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I just have a question about my PIP was allowed at tribunal, 8 points standard daily living. Since the corona period I could cope financially as electricity was postponed, and interest was not charged by my bank. I did also use foodbanks
It has been tight and for a year, with increasing and accumulative charges for being overdrawn. The overdraft charges are set to increase this month in the U.K and I am also gaining electricity charges. My housing benefit was reduced this month as I had a short discretionary assistance there.
Could I ask, who can I contact to ask when this award comes through as it really is needed and at this time, specifically. I do not need to have it sucked up by overdraft charges if they accrue within the 6-8 weeks?
Thank You
s
It has been tight and for a year, with increasing and accumulative charges for being overdrawn. The overdraft charges are set to increase this month in the U.K and I am also gaining electricity charges. My housing benefit was reduced this month as I had a short discretionary assistance there.
Could I ask, who can I contact to ask when this award comes through as it really is needed and at this time, specifically. I do not need to have it sucked up by overdraft charges if they accrue within the 6-8 weeks?
Thank You
s
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Hi and welcome to the community, I am not too sure what you are asking but if it is when will you get your PIP money after tribunal this can take up to 8 weeks. You will be paid back to when you applied so if that was a long time ago there will be a back payment
You can ring DWP and ask about the payment (how long is it since your tribunal) ?
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Hi, so I was allowed PIP by tribunal a week ago. Should I call DWP?0
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HIGreat news on the PIP award. A week really isn't long at all. It can take between 2-8 weeks sometimes longer to receive backdated money after a Tribunal win. DWP should contact you to ask a few questions before paying any backdated money.0
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Ok, yes I understand, it just literally is much needed at this point in time so I wondered whether to call them or not.0
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There's nothing stopping you from ringing them but it may take a while for them to answer. As your Tribunal was only 1 week ago then it could be a few weeks before you receive backdated money.
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Ok, that makes sense. Thanks for your help.0
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Hi just to update I got the call today and they said it should be within one week.
Please believe in yourselves people and we will find new ways to take care of each other.
S.
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That's brilliant news @fieldsofnew and I'm sure a massive relief. Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.
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I will, thank you.0
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Great news @fieldsofnew!
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