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move from Income-based to Contribution-based esa
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Are you in the Work Related Activity Group or the Support Group for ESA?
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Work Related Activity Groupelaine12022 wrote: »Are you in the Work Related Activity Group or the Support Group for ESA?0 -
If you are receiving Income-based ESA and they say the total amount you need to live on is £104.00 per week, any Personal Health Insurance you receive at £104.00 per week or over will mean you will no longer be entitled to Income-based ESA as your income will exceed your entitlement to ESA (IB) at present.0
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when they say you can live on £104 per week what about all the bills are they on top how can they say a family of 5 can live on £104 per week its beyond me.0
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dave030445 wrote: »when they say you can live on £104 per week what about all the bills are they on top how can they say a family of 5 can live on £104 per week its beyond me.
They (you?) will get CB and CTC on top of this for the children.0 -
What about the houseing part of ESA that has to be addedIf you are receiving Income-based ESA and they say the total amount you need to live on is £104.00 per week, any Personal Health Insurance you receive at £104.00 per week or over will mean you will no longer be entitled to Income-based ESA as your income will exceed your entitlement to ESA (IB) at present.0 -
but want we loss ctc if we start getting a incomeOldernotwiser wrote: »They (you?) will get CB and CTC on top of this for the children.0 -
even just for me and the wife £104 per week is a jokeOldernotwiser wrote: »They (you?) will get CB and CTC on top of this for the children.0 -
dave030445 wrote: »but want we loss ctc if we start getting a income
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