Esa3 form
herbie1986
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Hello.
Yesterday I received a ESA 3 form stating the above please see attachment (no address due to online safety ect,)
I have been on ESA contribution based ESA since 2013 when I migrated from incapatity benefit.
I am receiving £224.10 per fortnight, I currently live with my parents, I am single, no savings, some one claims carers allowance from 2017.
I get £319.00 every 4 weeks from pip.
Would I be able to get the lowest end of the premium?.
I have filled in the form very easy as no children not no partner I have posted it off today.
Thank you very much.
Yesterday I received a ESA 3 form stating the above please see attachment (no address due to online safety ect,)
I have been on ESA contribution based ESA since 2013 when I migrated from incapatity benefit.
I am receiving £224.10 per fortnight, I currently live with my parents, I am single, no savings, some one claims carers allowance from 2017.
I get £319.00 every 4 weeks from pip.
Would I be able to get the lowest end of the premium?.
I have filled in the form very easy as no children not no partner I have posted it off today.
Thank you very much.
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Hello.
Yesterday I received a ESA 3 form stating the above please see attachment (no address due to online safety ect,)
I have been on ESA contribution based ESA since 2013 when I migrated from incapatity benefit.
I am receiving £224.10 per fortnight, I currently live with my parents, I am single, no savings, some one claims carers allowance from 2017.
I get £319.00 every 4 weeks from pip.
Would I be able to get the lowest end of the premium?.
I have filled in the form very easy as no children not no partner I have posted it off today.
Thank you very much.
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Sounds like you might qualify for dp but better people on here to advise you
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Hello @herbie1986 Pleased to meet you welcome. Thank you for joining and sharing.
I do not know the answer to your question. Some one from our team or a member of our community will advise.
Understand benefits are confusing and complex. I would consider speaking to CAB for all benefit enquiries. They have expertise, knowledge. Good with form filling in always useful.
Offering guidance, information and advice.
Hope that helps.
We are a supportive, friendly community.
Please ask if we can advise, help with anything some one will know.
Please take care
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Hi @herbie1986, and a warm welcome to the community! Glad to see you've had some responses to this on your other post too.
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In 2013 premium was 13.65 so X 52x5 quite a large sum of money isn't it
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The EDP is £16.40 per week from April of this year, slightly less in previous years.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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