Housing Benefit
Northfleet70
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Afternoon All
jyst a little question I get PIP standard daily and enhanced mobility ESA support group contribution and LWCRA
i have been offered a one bed ground floor flat by my local council
just want to know if I’m entitled to housing benefit and if so how do I claim for it
Thank you
G
jyst a little question I get PIP standard daily and enhanced mobility ESA support group contribution and LWCRA
i have been offered a one bed ground floor flat by my local council
just want to know if I’m entitled to housing benefit and if so how do I claim for it
Thank you
G
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There’s no new claims for Housing Benefit unless you meet the criteria:
-Of state pension age.
-Temporary, supported, sheltered accommodation.
You can however claim via UC if entitled. It may be worth doing a benefits calculation to see:
https://www.entitledto.co.uk/benefits-calculator/Intro/Home?cid=d055d34e-b1fb-4ddd-bdd7-dcbee570410d0 -
Hi bg844
i have just used the calculator and selected housing benefit how much my rent is
its cone back with what I get with LWCRA and hosing benefit £537.66 which is how much the rent will be
His do I apply for the HB
Thank you
G0 -
As Bg844 has correctly advised, unless you're either planning on living in either supported or temporary housing then you can't claim HB because it no longer exists for new claims for those of work age.You will be able to claim for help with your rent through your UC known as "housing element"When you move into your property you will need to log into your journal and "report a change of circumstances" tick where you live and report the changes. The housing element will then be added from the assessment period in which the changes were reported.0
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Unless you meet the qualifications to claim HB as advised above, go back to the calculator and redo the calculation but ask for the results as UC.Northfleet70 said:i have just used the calculator and selected housing benefit how much my rent is
I'm not clear what you mean by
Do you mean you are already claiming UC?Northfleet70 said:.. I get PIP standard daily and enhanced mobility ESA support group contribution and LWCRA.0 -
calcotti said:
Unless you meet the qualifications to claim HB as advised above, go back to the calculator and redo the calculation but ask for the results as UC.Northfleet70 said:i have just used the calculator and selected housing benefit how much my rent is
I'm not clear what you mean by
Do you mean you are already claiming UC?Northfleet70 said:.. I get PIP standard daily and enhanced mobility ESA support group contribution and LWCRA.
Yes OP currently claims New style ESA and UC. I remember their previous threads with questions and confusion but oddly they don't seem to showing anymore.
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Been back n the calculator and and it gives me the housing element £536 a month which is how much my rent will be with the goat offered to ne
Thank you for all your help
G0 -
So, as you claim UC, if you move you will need to Report a Change to your housing situation through your UC journal. The change will then be applied from the start of the UC assessment period in which the change occurs.
Is the goat being killed to be eaten for Christmas?Northfleet70 said:..how much my rent will be with the goat offered to ne
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