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Mums Disability PIP address Change , Area Change
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quattros
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Hi All I have a Question Relating to my Mums PIP / Disability Benefits She Receives Where She Currently Lives. My Mum & Dad Currently Live in their for over 30 years now they are looking at selling their Home and moving in with me I am Their Son , Now Question is How do i go about transferring / Changing the Address details For her Benefits to my Home as I currently live in a different part of town not the Same Council which under she recieves the Benefits from , so would like to know the Possibilities of doing this please , Also She Had A Stairlift and few other items Installed by the Council well over 10 years ago , She Will not require them where i live so would i need to inform the Council about these items etc
Any Help Appreciated.
Any Help Appreciated.
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Informing PIP you just need to phone them up on 0800 121 4433
https://www.gov.uk/pip/change-of-circumstances
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Spoonie_Turtle said:Informing PIP you just need to phone them up on 0800 121 4433
https://www.gov.uk/pip/change-of-circumstances0 -
Exactly what benefits do they currently receive ?0
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venison said:Exactly what benefits do they currently receive ?
^^ This. Depending on which benefits they receive exactly. When selling their home if there's equity in it and they receive more than £16,000 then all means tested benefits will end. PIP isn't means tested so won't be affected.
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quattros said:Also She Had A Stairlift and few other items Installed by the Council well over 10 years ago , She Will not require them where i live so would i need to inform the Council about these items etcAny Help Appreciated.Life in the slow lane0
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quattros said:venison said:Exactly what benefits do they currently receive ?This isn't possible because it no longer exists. Severe disability premium exists but for her to claim this then your dad will also need to be claiming a qualifying benefit such as PIP daily living, DLA mid/high rate care or Attendance Allowance or he must be registered blind. If he does and they're claiming the severe disability premium then this will stop when they go to live with you.You really need to find out exactly what benefits they are both claiming.0
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poppy12345 said:quattros said:venison said:Exactly what benefits do they currently receive ?This isn't possible because it no longer exists. Severe disability premium exists but for her to claim this then your dad will also need to be claiming a qualifying benefit such as PIP daily living, DLA mid/high rate care or Attendance Allowance or he must be registered blind. If he does and they're claiming the severe disability premium then this will stop when they go to live with you.You really need to find out exactly what benefits they are both claiming.
So from what i gather if they come live with me then my mum will loose the Benefits she is getting , Unless i am a Carer for my mum or can my dad be a carer For my mum but living with me?0 -
She won't lose PIP. (I don't know what SDA is.)
Either one or both of you could be a carer for her; if she gets the daily living element of PIP and if one person caring for her for 35hrs+ is earning under £128 per week after tax, NI and allowable expenses, they could claim Carer's Allowance.
https://www.gov.uk/carers-allowance/eligibility
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Spoonie_Turtle said:She won't lose PIP. (I don't know what SDA is.)
Either one or both of you could be a carer for her; if she gets the daily living element of PIP and if one person caring for her for 35hrs+ is earning under £128 per week after tax, NI and allowable expenses, they could claim Carer's Allowance.
https://www.gov.uk/carers-allowance/eligibility
I just thought they are both living in their home they bought over 30 years ago but think its just too big for them to look after now at their age and my mums Ailments , So was thinking if they Sell their home and they could come live with me , but in the process I don’t want my mum loosing her benefits which she is entitled too.
I guess the other option is my Parents Purchase a smaller manageable home under the same Council ( don’t think council part matters?) then she will maintain all her benefits?
The SDA i was under the impression it is severe Disability Allowance , it says it in Brackets (SDA)
on JobsCentreplus headed letter.
another thing they get the Car Tax payed under the benefits too.0
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