Is my ESA classed as IS?

dvtrv
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Not sure I should ask such questions here but it is benefit related and I have an invisible disability.
to get free hours must meet certain requirements.
one, based on our earnings, is we can get if on Income support.
i receive Contribution based ESA support group.
is this classed as IS?
to get free hours must meet certain requirements.
one, based on our earnings, is we can get if on Income support.
i receive Contribution based ESA support group.
is this classed as IS?
Comments
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No, ESA and Income Support is totally different. As indicated from your other thread then because you have a wife that works then you won't be entitled to Income Support or ESA income related top up. Your CB ESA isn't affected by your wife working or savings/capital.
I'm not sure what you mean by free hours, free hours for what?
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Apologies poppy123456, I was referring to Childcare. I'm thinking based on that, that we wouldn't be entitled to free hours.
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