Severe Disability Premium backpayment. Is it disregarded as capital? Can I spend all this money?
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poppy123456 said:Do be aware that when you’re ringing ESA and UC you are ringing a call centre, not DWP. They often have very limited knowledge. For this reason they are not the best people to ring.
Fair point. I hadn't really considered that. Is there anyone better I could talk to, to your knowledge? How about the office of the guy who signed off the letters i got regarding the transfer of arrears to my account? (Shown a few messages above)
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Buchan said:poppy123456 said:Do be aware that when you’re ringing ESA and UC you are ringing a call centre, not DWP. They often have very limited knowledge. For this reason they are not the best people to ring.
Fair point. I hadn't really considered that. Is there anyone better I could talk to, to your knowledge? How about the office of the guy who signed off the letters i got regarding the transfer of arrears to my account? (Shown a few messages above)
The letter you posted previously was from DWP. You can try writing to them to ask but it may take a while to receive a reply.
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When you eventually move to UC you would have to declare the capital and then ad a note the source of the capital. A Decision maker would then have to determine whether a suitable disregard applies. When you declare the capital if you reference the legislation the Decision Maker will (hopefully) draw the right conclusion - and if not you can go through the MR and appeal process if necessary.0
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Hi 😊
well done for receiving the money as I only know how hard it is! I got paid £15000 back pay a year ago and all is well with esa…. I did spend the money within a month 🤣 a new car £7000 and paying off credit cards (£6000) debt I had originally accumulated to help and alleviate my disability0 -
Enjoy the money and try not to worry 😊0
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Hi Poppy
when you say a call centre do you have a number please? The reason I ask is my husband phoned up DWP yesterday to ask about working part time as self-employed so we are not sure if we have been given the right advice0 -
Debbie1234 said:Hi Poppy
when you say a call centre do you have a number please? The reason I ask is my husband phoned up DWP yesterday to ask about working part time as self-employed so we are not sure if we have been given the right advice0 -
Thank you so much poppy so with his £100 a week wages take-home and the carers allowance he would be on £169.90 if this is correct does this mean that my employment and support allowance would stop because my husband would be earning over £153? I am so confused0
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Debbie1234 said:Thank you so much poppy so with his £100 a week wages take-home and the carers allowance he would be on £169.90 if this is correct does this mean that my employment and support allowance would stop because my husband would be earning over £153? I am so confused
Please see my comment on your other thread. It gets very confusing when asking questions on various threads.
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