The Green Paper Discussion (the document link is here too!)
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Me too
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I'm going to be affected as well. I'm also under 'severe conditions criteria' and was given a long award. This proposed changes change everything.
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Thank you.
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So if got 13 daily living points and only 4 on one question I'm confused will they move people with these scores over automatically
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That's exactly what they will do
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SSo what they go on your pip as it is now then move it over ??
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Spending money on wars is more profitable for the authorities than spending it on the disabled.
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IIf You just been awarded pip will it still remain for the time they said
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I completely agree. If I didn't work, but lived for my own pleasure, even on benefits, I wouldn't be disabled. "Everything is fine, work, it won't get worse, we are successfully treating you," the doctors told me.
Ha. haha…
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Do you attend any of the London Hospitals for Fibro & ME? i only ask as theyre 2 of the conditions i have along with my other co-morbids; so i attend St Thomas' Hospital
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I am in the same boat , can you let me know if anyone can answer this ?
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yep exactly.. that’s what I think too. If you have savings then you will lose NS ESA after that one year thing. Which isn’t currently the case so that’s a big change and loss for me.
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Error so they'll get rid of LCWRA which for my fully disabled wife worth 400 a month but up UK by 50 quid a month by 2029????!
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Same for me, I have savings from when I worked so I will have to move over UC eventually now by the looks of it.
I dont have a ton of savings so i'd still get some money from UC, but probably less than what I currently get from CB ESA.
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Hi I've checked my award and have scored 4 points on a couple of the descriptors im due to be reassess 2027 will they leave us alone or re assess us too ?
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@YogiBear
https://forum.scope.org.uk/profile/YogiBearTo me, it reads as though the conflation of benefits and the time-limit apply to new CB-ESA claimants only. When we are reassessed it's to continue an existent claim. It also emphasizes temporary conditions rather than lifelong disability. Very unclear though.
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yeah will those of us already claiming ESA support group stay on it as this new one reads like it’s for new claimants?
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Any changes apply on your next review following the legislation change, if on the review you dont get any 4 point descriptors on daily living you wont be eligible, if you have at least one 4 point descriptor and get at least 8 points total you will get an award as before.
In addition there is still descriptor changes coming, but they now wont happen until after the other stuff is put in place, so they have been delayed.2 -
I’m on LCWRA too, I believe they said if you’re already on it it’ll be frozen until 2029-2030 (when I assume regular UC will catch up with it?) so a real terms cut.
If you’re not on LCWRA currently but are put on it from some point in 2026 (I can’t remember if April or Nov next year) it’ll be at a lower rate than those already on it now.0
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