Hi, my name is kendo66! UC has gone down and ESA has gone up, is this right?
kendo66
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just my new universal credit amount and it’s go down so I have lost money when benefits are supposed to have gone up. What they have done is take money off because I get esa and because this and gone up they’ve taken from my universal credit. How can this be right, it’s disgusting they are so under handed it’s beyond belief.
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Hi @kendo66, welcome to the community. Sorry if I've misunderstood your question, but has this meant you're worse off than before the changes to your payments? Or does it balance out between your ESA and Universal Credit?
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