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Occupational pension
skintp2
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I have been receiving this for almost 20 years and have received ib for the same length of time. I have no documentation asking me to declare this and am now sick with worry re not even sure if I have done so. Does dla have any connection to ib as regards income. I have never claimed for any other benefits.
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I think that f you were claiming IB before 1995 you do not need to declare your Occupational Pension at all.
Even if after that date, it only makes a difference it it is above £85 a week.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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http://www.lawcentreni.org/EoR/benefits-and-tax-credits/incapacity-benefit.html
might be worth a look.0
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