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Disability benefits
CHbcW
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I want to buy a small property for my daughter who , with autism, cannot work . Housing association flat hasn’t work as in amongst drug dealers and been threatened. I know she will lose her rent benefit but will she still get personal allowance Benefits and council tax Exemption ?
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Ask on th Benefits board here
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Are you planning to give it to her, or let her stay there rent free or rent it to her at normal market rent?Council tax rules should be the same, espeially if in same council area (some councils have slightly different rules..)0
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Check out Hazeltree housing limited !
You might be able to buy a property and allow them to manage it for you with your daughter as the tenant.0 -
The daughter wouldn't get housing allowance to pay for that as it looks to be a contrived tenancydimbo61 said:Check out Hazeltree housing limited !
You might be able to buy a property and allow them to manage it for you with your daughter as the tenant.0
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