I've been placed in the LCWRA group, am I entitled to other benefits?
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Jlee
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I am currently on uc and waiting for my 3 month assessment period to finish what other benefits am I entitled to I am on lcwra end of Sept
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Hi again
It all depends on your circumstances
Try a benefits calculator so you can enter all your information you can find one on gov website
Do you claim pip at all which is a separate disability benefit -
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janer1967 said:Hi again
It all depends on your circumstances
Try a benefits calculator so you can enter all your information you can find one on gov website
Do you claim pip at all which is a separate disability benefit -
Other benefits might be Personal Independence Payment and Council Tax Reduction. Depends on circumstances.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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Jlee said:I have put my claim in the same time has work capability but I ain't heard anything so phoned them they said it's with capita and takeing up to over 2 months so again takeing it September time then once made a decision can be also 8 weeks lol
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Pip claims are taking an estimated 10 months to complete
Some are quicker depends on backlogs in the area but I wouldn't rely on a quick process -
If you have broadband/telephone. You may want to consider look at BT. As they recently brought out a new package for ppl on UC called BT Basic Essentials. I just transferred to package. And have no issuesSheree
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I don't use a house phone only my mobile
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