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Vote for 650 one of disability payment

painfree

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/617425

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poppy123456

There's a lot of disabled people that have already received the first payment of £326 in July, if they were claiming certain means tested benefits. Same for those claiming carers allowance. Those that claim a disability benefit such as PIP/DLA or AA also received the extra £150. For this reason, i won't be signing the petition.

racyguy

painfree said:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/617425

Are you suggesting that all who receive either DLA or PIP but not a means tested benefit should get £650?
If so how many wealthy people would fit in that category

Cartini

I won`t be signing the petition because I disagree with this line:

"We have larger utilities bills and food costs when compared to non-disabled people".

This is a load of codswallop; there are many low paid, multi-member, families out there who have large utility bills and food costs.

Siwheels73

Cartini said:

I won`t be signing the petition because I disagree with this line:
"We have larger utilities bills and food costs when compared to non-disabled people".
This is a load of codswallop; there are many low paid, multi-member, families out there who have large utility bills and food costs.

This might be a bit of an overgeneralisation, but so is yours, @c@Cartini.

Cartini

Siwheels73 said:

Cartini said:

I won`t be signing the petition because I disagree with this line:
"We have larger utilities bills and food costs when compared to non-disabled people".
This is a load of codswallop; there are many low paid, multi-member, families out there who have large utility bills and food costs.

This might be a bit of an overgeneralisation, but so is yours, @c@Cartini.

Mine is a generalisation I agree, but how is it an over generalisation? It`s a fact that there are incredibly poor families out there who are able-bodied and have many members (sons / daughters) necessitating the need for higher utility usage in hand with a larger food bills.

poppy123456

Cartini said:

This is a load of codswallop; there are many low paid, multi-member, families out there who have large utility bills and food costs.

Spot on there! My daughter is currently still on maternity leave, claiming SMP and usually works full time, along with her partner. Their monthly income is currently £1,200 less than it was this time last year. They don't qualify for UC because income is just above the cut off. They still have 2 children to feed and clothe, a mortgage to pay and all other bills that come with it.