Hi, my name is Okipoki!
Okipoki
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Hi folks. I am currently appealing ESA and waiting for a tribunal date and have been made to claim jsa. I have various illnesses and because of the incompetence of DWP staff giving me different advice I have been without money now for 7 weeks. I am thinking about moving my new partner in with me who has ms and just been registered partially sighted. Is there anywhere where I can find out what we would both be entitled to as every sight I have been on seems to do it individually and not as a couple???
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Hi Okipoki and welcome
try putting both of your details into the on line benefits calculator
https://www.entitledto.co.uk/
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Hello @Okipoki
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Hi Okipoki,
Welcome! Scope also has a benefits calculator. Hope that helps, any questions - please let us know. -
Thanks Alex. I will have a look
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