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Esa
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My partner on long term sick is in receipt of ESA and Industrial Injury benefit.
The ESA is not earning related. Is it based on his earnings for the year, any savings or is my income taken into account.
Does this mean that he is not entitled to free dental treatment or any other benefits for the family like EMA?
Sorry if these are stupid questions but it's the first time in ever that we have been in this position of having to claim benefits.
I am working earning £25k pa and we have savings for a rainy day.
Thank you.
The ESA is not earning related. Is it based on his earnings for the year, any savings or is my income taken into account.
Does this mean that he is not entitled to free dental treatment or any other benefits for the family like EMA?
Sorry if these are stupid questions but it's the first time in ever that we have been in this position of having to claim benefits.
I am working earning £25k pa and we have savings for a rainy day.
Thank you.
If you are going to be two faced at least make one of them pretty;)
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My partner on long term sick is in receipt of ESA and Industrial Injury benefit.
The ESA is not earning related. Is it based on his earnings for the year, any savings or is my income taken into account.
Does this mean that he is not entitled to free dental treatment or any other benefits for the family like EMA?
Sorry if these are stupid questions but it's the first time in ever that we have been in this position of having to claim benefits.
I am working earning £25k pa and we have savings for a rainy day.
Thank you.
No he cant get free dental care and he will lose his ESA totally next soon as all CBESA will only last 12 months in total once the wefare reform bill become law.0 -
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