Will I lose my PIP and other benefits if I get married ???
Ali_lovesTheUK
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hello all
I need some help and advice
I'm sort of panicking Cos I don’t want to lose my PIP and other benefits I get as
this is the only income I get , however I’m due to
get married at the end of next month , if I was to get married will I lose all my benefits and PIP if I get married And Also I will be moving into my parents flat which he pays for himself , I’m really confused to know where I stand in this situation and I can’t afford to lose my benefits I want to get married but this is the only thing that stopping me in doing . Please someone help ???
I need some help and advice
I'm sort of panicking Cos I don’t want to lose my PIP and other benefits I get as
this is the only income I get , however I’m due to
get married at the end of next month , if I was to get married will I lose all my benefits and PIP if I get married And Also I will be moving into my parents flat which he pays for himself , I’m really confused to know where I stand in this situation and I can’t afford to lose my benefits I want to get married but this is the only thing that stopping me in doing . Please someone help ???
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Getting married isn’t a change of circumstances that needs be reported.Living with a partner is a change of circumstances that needs to be reported. Your PIP won’t be affected.What other benefits are you currently claiming exactly?Can I ask what you mean by this?
Do you mean you’ll be living with your parents? Does you partner work or claim any benefits their self?Ali_lovesTheUK said:Also I will be moving into my parents flat which he pays for himself ,0 -
Hello @Ali_lovesTheUK
Congratulations on your upcoming marriage!
Please keep us updated 
I see Poppy has helped with part of your query and asked a few questions to help with the other part
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