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Perfect and thanks, exactly what I was looking for when I asked the question.Spoonie_Turtle said:
Not unless you're over pension age.Dullville said:Just to update I still haven’t heard anything, however got a question.
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
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Dullville said:
I know there completely different benefits, that was not what I was asking!poppy12345 said:
They are completely different benefits, with totally different criteria.Dullville said:
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
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Not sure what other answer you would have liked!
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So here we go , the forum oracle and expert has spoken.poppy12345 said:Dullville said:
I know there completely different benefits, that was not what I was asking!poppy12345 said:
They are completely different benefits, with totally different criteria.Dullville said:
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
Thanks
Not sure what other answer you would have liked!
The poster Spoonie Turtle gave me the EXACT answer I was looking for and not the self righteous smug retort from you!0 -
To be fair lots of people do assume that PIP automatically means they should be treated as having LCW or LCWRA and don't understand why that's not the case. Poppy's reply was the explanation for why it doesn't work like that.Dullville said:
I know there completely different benefits, that was not what I was asking!poppy12345 said:
They are completely different benefits, with totally different criteria.Dullville said:
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
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We have a lot of members that don't quite get the answers they were expecting.... I wasn't being smug at all. I was simply stating a fact. I also claim ESA and PIP but i certainly don't expect to automatically be entitled to one because i claim the other.Dullville said:
So here we go , the forum oracle and expert has spoken.poppy12345 said:Dullville said:
I know there completely different benefits, that was not what I was asking!poppy12345 said:
They are completely different benefits, with totally different criteria.Dullville said:
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
Thanks
Not sure what other answer you would have liked!
The poster Spoonie Turtle gave me the EXACT answer I was looking for and not the self righteous smug retort from you!
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also here is why Poppy said what she said. ‘Automatic passport’ sounds an awful lot like ‘automatic entitlement’ because guess what, it is the same.Dullville said:Just to update I still haven’t heard anything, however got a question.
Is being in receipt of PIP enhanced daily care an automatic passport to LCWRA (Universal Credit)
Thanks
anyway I’m sure many more people will PM you with support now, so you’re welcome...2
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