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ESA changing from CB to IB
emskyxx
Posts: 70 Forumite
Hi,
I'm so confused with the ESA changes (and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one) ...
Me and my partner both don't work, he is my carer and receives CA, we have no savings whatsoever. I receive ESA WRAG, DLA care high and mobility low. Therefore we have no other income.
I received my letter yesterday to say the CB is ending and I'll be moved over to IB. My question is, for the people who are moving from CB to IB, do we lose any of our benefit, such as the element for being in the WRAG (£26.75 pw), or will we be paid exactly the same? I received a letter a couple of weeks ago telling me the amounts I'd be receiving from now until next year and it would appear nothing is to change. I've had a look all over the internet and I can't find anywhere that states whether we will lose any money?
Thank you for any help.
I'm so confused with the ESA changes (and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one) ...
Me and my partner both don't work, he is my carer and receives CA, we have no savings whatsoever. I receive ESA WRAG, DLA care high and mobility low. Therefore we have no other income.
I received my letter yesterday to say the CB is ending and I'll be moved over to IB. My question is, for the people who are moving from CB to IB, do we lose any of our benefit, such as the element for being in the WRAG (£26.75 pw), or will we be paid exactly the same? I received a letter a couple of weeks ago telling me the amounts I'd be receiving from now until next year and it would appear nothing is to change. I've had a look all over the internet and I can't find anywhere that states whether we will lose any money?
Thank you for any help.
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