Income to support group ESA
sp1234
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Hi just been on income esa since 2012 was put in wrag had a assessment last month just rang up to day to be told I was put in support group. Just really wanted to know if I will get the £73.10 or the £110 living allowance ant answers would be appreciated many thanks
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Hi,As you were previously placed into the WRAG you will only receive Support Group component from the time you were placed into the Support Group. You won't receive it from 2012. The difference between WRAG and Support group will depend on circumstances. If you're not claiming Enhanced daily living PIP or high rate care DLA then the difference will be approx £25 per week.
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Welcome to the community, @sp1234! I hope the above guidance helps, please do let us know if you have any further questions.
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Hi thanks for the advice I’m on high care dla I use to get wrag component of £29.05 so if I’m correct il get an extra £8.20 a week for support group component.
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Yes, that's correct.
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Thank you poppy for your help
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