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help with esa benefit
brooksi_bear16
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hey guys,
can anyone help,
i have been awarded esa, main component, cb i think.
ive had the assesment ect,
at the moment i live alone so also get ct and housing benefit.
my problem is my partner now wants to move in but will i lose my esa benefit if she does, as she works 40 hours aweek, brings home about 840 a month after tax ect.
thanks for any hlp you can give me
can anyone help,
i have been awarded esa, main component, cb i think.
ive had the assesment ect,
at the moment i live alone so also get ct and housing benefit.
my problem is my partner now wants to move in but will i lose my esa benefit if she does, as she works 40 hours aweek, brings home about 840 a month after tax ect.
thanks for any hlp you can give me
"Living is easy with your eyes closed"
Bankrupt - 10 April 2008 :j
Monthly Coppers-
June 10th - £7.38
Bankrupt - 10 April 2008 :j
Monthly Coppers-
June 10th - £7.38
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It's contribution based, so you won't lose your ESA.
If your partner now wants to move in? And does.... Your HB and CTB will be affected.
What's you opinion on your partner moving in?]Mortgage 1. At start £46,000, may 1996 jan 11 £27363.58 :mad: Dec 11 £25,289.00 December 12 £21,882.68
june 2013, £[STRIKE]18,948 18,182[/STRIKE][/ September 13. Funds available to clear the darn thing! Yay! :j0 -
If it is contributory, and if you're in the work-related activity group, under the proposals going through parliament, this will be limited in time to a one year claim., after which you will not be paid.0
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