Hi, my name is shazzaa1969! I'm confused about housing benefit
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cause the benefits cap for outside Greater London is £257 a week anything over that houseing takes that puts the cap on your benefits0
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any 10
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is that right yes or no0
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I have no idea what you mean.shazzaa1969 said:they just add the prum and get people confused
The benefits cap does not apply because you get PIP - as already advised.shazzaa1969 said:cause the benefits cap for outside Greater London is £257 a week anything over that houseing takes that puts the cap on your benefits
Please don't hassle people to reply. We are not just sitting here waiting to answer your questions. People will post when it is convenient to do so.shazzaa1969 said:any 1
As advised, your best option is to contact a local advice agency with your paperwork. They can then do a benefits comparison with UC for you.0 -
I will wait for my comments thank you for all your help0
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yes I get Diss for 1 room no I have no carers don't claim for any carers ipay £11 for the other room it is hard to understand that's what I was saying yes you can't claim any extra sda so why use it on houseing forms thank you for your help it must be the council I need to speak to I will post on what they say0
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thank you for your help I will post to see what they say0
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If you live alone and receive daily living PIP and and nobody claims Carers Allowance or carer element of UC for looking after you then the HB calculation will include a Severe Disability Premium (SDP). This increases the amount of your personal allowance used to calculate your HB. Look at the information on premiums in one of the links I posted earlier.shazzaa1969 said:..you can't claim any extra sda so why use it on houseing forms..
If you were on the old ESA the calculation woulda also include SDP but you can't get this with the new style ESA you are getting.
I still can't make sense of your HB figures.
As best I can understand what you have said you get £65/week HB plus £10/week DHP and in one post you said you pay £22/week and in the more recent one you said £11/week. This is a long way short of the £125 you said your rent is. The HB figure suggests that your rent is £87/week (because £65 is 75% of £87).
Please try a local advice agency to go through it.0
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