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Hi, my name is diddydi1968! I had my face to face yesterday
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diddydi1968 said:My friend has just told me that I should get money back from the date I applied- is that correct as that would be quite a lot of money and with everything the Government is handing out I can't see that being rightWith the cost of living payments you would be entitled to £150 payment in September, providing you rang to start your claim no later than 25th May 2022.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Oh amazing, I'm a new claim so this will help me clear some outstanding debt, feel bad now as I doubted my friend 😥
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Try not to feel bad @diddydi1968 it can be really difficult to know for certain with these things, and now you know, you can thank your friend for their advice
It's positive to hear that this will help ease some of the financial pressure you're feeling. Do you feel like you're managing things money wise at the moment, or do you need any support?Online Community Coordinator
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I had a lot of help from the citizens advice bureau earlier in the year so am managing as well as I can do. My friend is going to get a huge hug 🫂
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diddydi1968 said:Oh amazing, I'm a new claim so this will help me clear some outstanding debt, feel bad now as I doubted my friend 😥
I never pay any attention to the views of friends on benefits and taxes; I wait until I get it from the horses mouth (and I don`t mean Mr Ed, the talking horse ) -
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