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Loan not loan vs supported living
A question regarding the £200 "loan-not-loan". If a person is currently in a bedsit in a supported living accommodation block and therefore are not paying for energy/water bills. Will they have to pay the £40 a year in the future, when they are able to support themselves. Also they have paid Council Tax of just under £1000 this tax year. Will they get a rebate?
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As far as we can tell, if you're in Great Britain:
- If you have a domestic electricity supply account when the £200 is paid, you will get the £200 credit.
- If you have a domestic electricity supply account when the £40/yr repayments are due, you will be charged for them.
And if you're in England:- If you have a Band A-D Council Tax bill, you will receive a £150 credit.
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The £150 credit will be for the 22/23 Council Tax year which starts in April and not a rebate against 21/22nicholao said:A question regarding the £200 "loan-not-loan". If a person is currently in a bedsit in a supported living accommodation block and therefore are not paying for energy/water bills. Will they have to pay the £40 a year in the future, when they are able to support themselves. Also they have paid Council Tax of just under £1000 this tax year. Will they get a rebate?
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Thank you both for your comments and advice. That was helpful to get clarification.0
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