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Made joint esa claim - now losing money
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I dont know how they got the figures,
with your ESA conts, Pension and CA, I think this should wipe ESA IB out.
so therefore you should remain getting, your ESA conts. pension and CA.
I would be interested to see how £63 is reached please post when you get the breakdown.0 -
missed a bit... ESA IR would be
112.55 PA
34.80 SGC
21.75 DP
33.30 CP
Sub Total 202.40
-59.75
-85.61
Total = £57.04 per week
But ESA C would remain payable at the higer rate of £106 per week0 -
EDP couple as the OP has high DLA care
but the pension
371 x 12 = 4452 divided by 52 = 85.61 a week for benefit purposes.
be interesting to see how they get £630 -
Corrected that now to 57.04 which is what I had said before... I thought I had missed something but I hadn't.0
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An update: I rang to check the progress of my claim yesterday, as I still haven't heard anything and am continuing to receive ESA at the original single claim rate.
The man said that, as the dual claim would work out at considerably less, I was to remain on the contribution based single claim indefinitely. I was so relieved! Can it be that the DWP have started to apply common sense to their application process? :eek:
Of course, I still don't have confirmation in writing, but I feel much more optimistic now. Thanks to all who offered advice.0 -
Yeah, they should leave you at whatever would be to your advantage, so query it if the don't.
LinYou can tell a lot about a woman by her hands..........for instance, if they are placed around your throat, she's probably slightly upset.0 -
You had incredibly bad luck in getting 2 advisors in a row to begin with who made the same mistake on the 17/10/2013 You should phone and complain against those 2 so they are educated to learn how this area of ESA works.
The recent ESA person you spoke to just knew what he was talking about.0 -
Hi could you tell me if this was reverted back for you to a single claim,contribution based and still in the support group please.
Exactly and I mean exactly the same thing has just happened to me.0 -
Do not ever fill in a JSA3 form if you are in the support group on Esa (c) as a single claiment it will cause massive problems.0
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