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  • scodgey said:
    scodgey said:
    scodgey said:
    thanks what is EDP? i already get SDP i thought thats what paid for my housing bennefit? cheers

    It's Enhanced disability premium paid because you're claiming Enhanced daily living PIP. SDP is also payable when claiming certain means tested benefits such as Income Related ESA, as previously advised in this thread. It's paid because you're living alone, no claims Carers allowance for looking after you and you're claiming PIP daily living.
    SDP doesn't pay for your housing benefit. It's part of the claim.
    thanks i understand that now but my SDP and EDP  pays for my housing bennefit and council tax bennefit i thought? how can it be added again to money i can receive in hand? im sorry if im being annoying i just want to make sure its right 
    apologies again i think the penny has dropped i can claim SDP twice if its 2 seperate beneffits? as i already claim it once within my PIP cheers

    SDP is not part of PIP and isn't paid with it. SDP is part of housing benefit but it's not actually paid, it's just aprt of the claim. SDP is a benefit on it own that's paid as part of another benefit, with the criteria mentioned above in a previous comment. When you claim the SDP as part of your ESA then you should ring and ask to fill out the IS10 form for SDP, it's a very quick claim that usually takes about a week to put into payment. It's then paid in with your ESA payments, fortnighytly.
    so why do i have to claim for SDP if im already getting it ?
  • poppy12345
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    edited 10 September 2020 at 12:07PM
    Because it's also payable when claiming Income Related ESA and it's not automatically paid.
  • Because it's also payable when claiming Income Related ESA and it's not automatically paid.
    ok thanks so it can be used for 2 different benefits PIP and esa from the same person me.. i get help with my housing bennefit from the PIP claim and actually money from my esa claim as well? cheers 
  • poppy12345
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    edited 10 September 2020 at 12:22PM
    scodgey said:
    Because it's also payable when claiming Income Related ESA and it's not automatically paid.
    ok thanks so it can be used for 2 different benefits PIP and esa from the same person me.. i get help with my housing bennefit from the PIP claim and actually money from my esa claim as well? cheers 

    SDP is paid because you're claiming daily living PIP and you live alone, it's not paid as part of PIP. You don't get housing benefit because you're claiming PIP, you get it because of your low income.
    Your ESA amount per week will be £66, paid fortnightly as previously advised but you'll need to claim for the SDP because this amount is with the SDP.
  • scodgey said:
    Because it's also payable when claiming Income Related ESA and it's not automatically paid.
    ok thanks so it can be used for 2 different benefits PIP and esa from the same person me.. i get help with my housing bennefit from the PIP claim and actually money from my esa claim as well? cheers 

    SDP is paid because you're claiming daily living PIP and you live alone, it's not paid as part of PIP. You don't get housing benefit because you're claiming PIP, you get it because of your low income.
    Your ESA amount per week will be £66, paid fortnightly as previously advised but you'll need to claim for the SDP because this amount is with the SDP.
    i no im sounding like a broken rcord now but i cant understand why i have to claim for SDP when im already getting it in some form? is SDP something you have to claim for each different bennifit you apply for so i will have to claim SDP for esa even though i already get it for help in my name ?
  • poppy12345
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    Housing benefit and ESA are 2 completely different benefits. Forget about your housing benefit please because you're already claiming that. Once the ESA has been awarded then ring DWP to claim the SDP for the ESA as previously advised. If you don't claim the SDP then you'll be losing money from your ESA and you won't receive any payments because of your IIB and pension.
  • Housing benefit and ESA are 2 completely different benefits. Forget about your housing benefit please because you're already claiming that. Once the ESA has been awarded then ring DWP to claim the SDP for the ESA as previously advised. If you don't claim the SDP then you'll be losing money from your ESA and you won't receive any payments because of your IIB and pension.
    we got there mate i no im hard work many thanks
  • poppy12345
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    No worries, i'm used to it my daughter has a learning disability. Glad we got there in the end :)
  • No worries, i'm used to it my daughter has a learning disability. Glad we got there in the end :)
    i was dignosed with possible vascular dementia atfer my stroke had a big spread out bleed on the brain but ive improved since then but still struggle as youve noticed with things.. the irony of it is my previous employer was atos working for the nhs and dwp as an I T engineer.. 
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