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Hi, my name is Sathis Raj. Will getting ESA affect the amount of universal credit I get?

Jesuschristis
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I get PIP ,LCWRA and universal credit I applied for ESA how much will be ESA ? Will it effect the amount of universal credit i now get ?
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Hi there
As far as I know yes any esa you get will be deducted from your uc
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Any ESA will be deducted in full from your UC. Claiming both ESA and UC will not increase your overall income. You will get fortnightly ESA payments and reduced monthly UC payments. You will also get Class 1 NI credits through ESA rather than the Class 3 that UC gives.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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