QUESTION RE LCWRA AND FORCED MIGRATION
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poppy123456 said: Your wife would not need to claim carers allowance if you claimed UC because it's just deducted in full anyway. She can just claim carers element which would increase your maximum UC entitlement by £168.81/month.poppy123456 said: At the moment she's working for nothing, this wouldn't be the case if you claimed UC.1
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calcotti said:vpoppy123456 said: Your wife would not need to claim carers allowance if you claimed UC because it's just deducted in full anyway. She can just claim carers element which would increase your maximum UC entitlement by £168.81/month.poppy123456 said: At the moment she's working for nothing, this wouldn't be the case if you claimed UC.0
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All we can do now is wait to be migrated ( reluctantly) )
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Thanks calcotti, i forgot about the £20/week disregard.
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