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can anyone help incapcity benefit
poppyjay
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hi has anyone got any knowledge of incapcity benefit i started work in jan this year and was signed off two weeks later i got ssp which has now ran out i have applyed for incapicity benefit but i was a stay athome mum so have never really paid alot of stamp maybe only afew hundred will i be able to get incapcity if not is there anything i can get thankyou
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If you haven't paid Class One Insurance Contributions you won't be able to claim IB but may be able to claim Income Support. This is means-tested.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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seven-day-weekend wrote: »If you haven't paid Class One Insurance Contributions you won't be able to claim IB but may be able to claim Income Support. This is means-tested.
To get IB you need to have paid enough National insurance in the last 2 years.
But income support is based on household income. If there is a working partner then they get nothing.
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You cannot get IB, but may be able to get some help from means-tested benefits, depending on your circumstances:
http://www.entitledto.co.uk/
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