Migrated from IB to ESA without notification. Just realised payments have stopped Dec

delluver

Nutz666 wrote: »

You have either 2 choices then. You find a better paid job or you cut down on your spends. Being a healthy adult, you have more choices than most genuine disabled people.

He needs to save money cutting the Internet out, stops the trolling too lol. Unless he's using work's Internet... Get back to work! LOL;);)

Anubis_2

delluver wrote: »

Yes, Support Group... So I have some kind of independence paying my way within the relationship

That's exceptional that you were placed in support without any form filling or assessment! Not heard of that before, that's good news

delluver

Thank you... It's most likely because of my horrific medical notes of being held in secure unit psyche wards etc. I'm glad it just happened as the assessing would probably tip me over the edge. Doesn't take much.

Mara69

Anubis wrote: »

Would love to see a lot of evidence from a "lot" of people that you speak of.

I know of someone that is in receipt of £1,300 per month, purely in benefits. No children, owns their own home. Fact.

delluver

Mara69 wrote: »

I know of someone that is in receipt of £1,300 per month, purely in benefits. No children, owns their own home. Fact.

Do they have a mortgage? :O I earnt less than that when I was able to work and I couldn't own my own home lol. Inheritance? Previous worker that has paid off mortgage?

delluver

http://m.youtube.com/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DOA9t61PuiDc&v=OA9t61PuiDc&gl=GB about claiming benefits...

Mara69

delluver wrote: »

Do they have a mortgage?

Nope.

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delluver

Mara69 wrote: »

Nope.

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That explains it then lol

Mara69

delluver wrote: »

That explains it then lol

That explains what? The point I made is that this person is getting a massive amount of money in benefits. More than most can earn working full time. The question of whether they have a mortgage or not is irrelevant. In fact, if they had a mortgage, they'd get even more money as the tax payer would pay their mortgage interest for them!!

delluver

Mara69 wrote: »

That explains what? The point I made is that this person is getting a massive amount of money in benefits. More than most can earn working full time. The question of whether they have a mortgage or not is irrelevant. In fact, if they had a mortgage, they'd get even more money as the tax payer would pay their mortgage interest for them!!

Well, you can't get a mortgage with that amount of money for a start. So what benefits are they getting?