My ESA , and my wheelchair assessment

Ashvinney
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Wow so upset right now my housing benefit was frozen because something going on we've DWP and my ESA I have no idea what they're talking about I've had no change in money I've had no assessment I've not had nothing from them and I can't believe the housing benefit froze my money has now I'm £500 in debt with my rent which they said they're going to backdate it but it's still going to leave me out and I'm going to have to set up a payment plan for the rest that they have now put me in more debt , did not know that esa .can affect your rent and it can be stopped at any time ☺️ just more confused and anxious
Is the instead of putting a different thread up I just thought I'd put it here I have appointments in Aberdeen for wheelchair assessment my occupational therapist sent over a referral today as my needs are change quick I am having lot off pain to walk and falling down alot I have had more seizures as well
Is the instead of putting a different thread up I just thought I'd put it here I have appointments in Aberdeen for wheelchair assessment my occupational therapist sent over a referral today as my needs are change quick I am having lot off pain to walk and falling down alot I have had more seizures as well
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What was the reason why your ESA was suspended? DWP do sometimes share information with your local Authority so if your ESA was suspended your housing benefit would also be suspended.If you weren't in arrears before the housing benefit was suspended then once they backdate what's owe you won't need to set up a direct debit.0
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Local authorities have access to a DWP feed which gives them information about DWP benefits received. If the local authority see a change in your other benefits they will often suspend housing benefit until matters are clarified to avoid the risk of overpaying your housing benefit. Very frustrating for you when this happens particularly if you don't know why.
From your opening post it sounds as if it is now resolved and will be reinstated with arrears due paid - is that correct. If so, as poppy says, your rent payments will be up to date again and you should be in the same position as if the payments had not been interrupted.0 -
It was update on my ESA not sure what it was about the lady at the housing benefit office never said anything about it she said that the money we'll be sent backdated that's all she I try asking way she said I have answered your question conversation is over and put phone down0
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Thanks that's great new that my rent be all good I had a part rent who is when I moved into Dawson Court cos they did financial assessment and I had to wait a couple of months before I got that back so I do have arrears which I was paying but wasn't going onto my account because it was suspended so they are going to found payments for me ☺️ so hopefully soon I be updated thanks guys for all your help it assures me0
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