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No longer able to claim JSA and receive NI credits...?
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Thanks for all of your help and advise but I didn't even start this thread !
I would have thought that it would be a good idea to get this issue sorted out?0 -
50Twuncle said:Thanks for all of your help and advise but I didn't even start this thread !
I would have thought that it would be a good idea to get this issue sorted out?Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0 -
50Twuncle said:
I would have thought that it would be a good idea to get this issue sorted out?
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poppy12345 said:50Twuncle said:
I would have thought that it would be a good idea to get this issue sorted out?
You are now blocked by myself
You can then do whatever it is that you do without any rude comments from me
And I can do the same...1 -
poppy12345 said:calcotti said:poppy12345 said:I remember quite some time ago there was a huge thread regarding your NI contributions and several people tried to help and advise you with this. They went round in circles so many times, in the end they gave up. I can't find that thread now in amoungst all of your past threads. This thread is also 5 months old...Thanks for that, i did look but couldn't find it. I also thought that you did contribute towards that thread but couldn't remember exactly. I know Alice contributed a lot to it. I agree, lets not go there again.Edit to add, i also see it was started more than 2 years ago, which means the OP is no further forward to claiming NI contributions..."You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "1
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50Twuncle said:poppy12345 said:50Twuncle said:
I would have thought that it would be a good idea to get this issue sorted out?
You are now blocked by myself
You can then do whatever it is that you do without any rude comments from me
And I can do the same...Wow, you are a very rude person and I don't see where poppy was rudeYou will now not get the help you require due to that reason, so you may as well ask the jobcentre your questionBest of luck“You’re only here for a short visit.
Don’t hurry, don't worry and be sure to smell the flowers along the way.”Walter Hagen
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sammyjammy said:poppy12345 said:calcotti said:poppy12345 said:I remember quite some time ago there was a huge thread regarding your NI contributions and several people tried to help and advise you with this. They went round in circles so many times, in the end they gave up. I can't find that thread now in amoungst all of your past threads. This thread is also 5 months old...Thanks for that, i did look but couldn't find it. I also thought that you did contribute towards that thread but couldn't remember exactly. I know Alice contributed a lot to it. I agree, lets not go there again.Edit to add, i also see it was started more than 2 years ago, which means the OP is no further forward to claiming NI contributions...It's not that I don't want to claim ESA - It is that I am not entitled to claim any money through ESA !Contributory ESA - due to a lack of relevant recent NI contributions orIncome based ESA due to having over the maximum savings limit of £16,000I do, however, meet the requirements for claiming ESA !
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50Twuncle said:sammyjammy said:poppy12345 said:calcotti said:poppy12345 said:I remember quite some time ago there was a huge thread regarding your NI contributions and several people tried to help and advise you with this. They went round in circles so many times, in the end they gave up. I can't find that thread now in amoungst all of your past threads. This thread is also 5 months old...Thanks for that, i did look but couldn't find it. I also thought that you did contribute towards that thread but couldn't remember exactly. I know Alice contributed a lot to it. I agree, lets not go there again.Edit to add, i also see it was started more than 2 years ago, which means the OP is no further forward to claiming NI contributions...It's not that I don't want to claim ESA - It is that I am not entitled to claim any money through ESA !Contributory ESA - due to a lack of relevant recent NI contributions orIncome based ESA due to having over the maximum savings limit of £16,000I do, however, meet the requirements for claiming ESA !1
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50Twuncle said:It's not that I don't want to claim ESA - It is that I am not entitled to claim any money through ESA !
Contributory ESA - due to a lack of relevant recent NI contributions orIncome based ESA due to having over the maximum savings limit of £16,000I do, however, meet the requirements for claiming ESA !
Although you are not entitled to be paid new style ESA because you lack the NI contributions it has been explained to you previously that you should be able to apply for new style ESA which will trigger a Work capability assessment and if you are found to have Limited capability for Work to receive NI credits. This advice hasn't changed since two years ago.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.2 -
calcotti said:50Twuncle saidIt's not that I don't want to claim ESA - It is that I am not entitled to claim any money through ESA !
Contributory ESA - due to a lack of relevant recent NI contributions orIncome based ESA due to having over the maximum savings limit of £16,000I do, however, meet the requirements for claiming ESA !
Although you are not entitled to be paid new style ESA because you lack the NI contributions it has been explained to you previously that you should be able to apply for new style ESA which will trigger a Work capability assessment and if you are found to have Limited capability for Work to receive NI credits. This advice hasn't changed since two years ago.That is exactly what I am trying to doBut my local JCP won't accept that this the way to do itThey want me to attend work assessment meetings a do work searches - both of which would be totally pointless and difficult for me - I am virtually immobile and my I'll health pension forbids me from earning through working.0
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