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Dandytf

GlasweJen wrote: »

it doesn't matter, the important thing here is to let the work make the move. You just hand in your sick lines and let them make the decisions.

As I am unable to approach work location not sure I have anyway of 'handing in' ssp line.

I was advised not to approach site or speak to anyone from work.

Tommo1980

Post them in with an accompanying note?

Get proof of posting.

Tom

Dandytf

GP appt today, offered ssp line 8 weeks.

I declined with option of requesting once I hear from employers.

Havn't yet resigned though looks as though I probably will in near future.

MS wise since been diagnosed secondary progressive ms.

To clarify is mortgage support only after 39 weeks i.e. No support prior?

Ames

Dandytf wrote: »

GP appt today, offered ssp line 8 weeks.

I declined with option of requesting once I hear from employers.

Havn't yet resigned though looks as though I probably will in near future.

MS wise since been diagnosed secondary progressive ms.

To clarify is mortgage support only after 39 weeks i.e. No support prior?

There's no support with mortgage prior to the 39 weeks, after that it's help with the interest part of the original mortgage. If you've ever remortgaged then you might not get help with the extra, depending on the reason for the remortgage. It's based on a central figure for interest, not what your actual rate is.

Dandytf

Does re-mortgaging include switching deal when a fixed rate ends.

I'm currently on 5 yr fix after initial 3yr fix finished.

With a few months until my 5 yr fix ends and mtg decision time again.

Have never changed mtg provider.

antrobus

Dandytf wrote: »

Does re-mortgaging include switching deal when a fixed rate ends.

I'm currently on 5 yr fix after initial 3yr fix finished.

With a few months until my 5 yr fix ends and mtg decision time again.

Have never changed mtg provider.

See
https://www.gov.uk/support-for-mortgage-interest/overview