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More than 2.5 million people to be moved onto universal credit from today, leaving 900,000 worse off
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calcotti said:andrewmp said: Capital up to £16k will lead to unearned income being included in the UC award immediately, but can also create (or increase) a transitional element.0
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andrewmp said:calcotti said:andrewmp said: Capital up to £16k will lead to unearned income being included in the UC award immediately, but can also create (or increase) a transitional element.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0
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Managed migration currently only taking place in Bolton and Medway. (Sorry I can't post a link - the information is from a website not available without register access.)Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1
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sammyjammy said:If any of those 900,000 have over 16k in savings and/or a second property they own my sympathy is severely limited, actually non-existent
People with over £16k or a second property are highly unlikely to qualify for income related benefits. If they exist they will be a tiny proportion of the total.
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TELLIT01 said:sammyjammy said:If any of those 900,000 have over 16k in savings and/or a second property they own my sympathy is severely limited, actually non-existent
People with over £16k or a second property are highly unlikely to qualify for income related benefits. If they exist they will be a tiny proportion of the total.
This will include many families with children.
Unfortunately I can't find statistics which show how many claimants this may involve.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1 -
Regular gifted money is disregarded for UC, isn't it? I mean a situation where parents send their adult child money each month by standing order to top up their benefits.0
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sourpuss2021 said:Regular gifted money is disregarded for UC, isn't it? I mean a situation where parents send their adult child money each month by standing order to top up their benefits.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.2
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calcotti said:sourpuss2021 said:Regular gifted money is disregarded for UC, isn't it? I mean a situation where parents send their adult child money each month by standing order to top up their benefits.
Money you receive is ignored. Money you give away could be deprivation of capital.. I don't have any children.
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calcotti said:Managed migration currently only taking place in Bolton and Medway. (Sorry I can't post a link - the information is from a website not available without register access.)0
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andrewmp said:calcotti said:Managed migration currently only taking place in Bolton and Medway. (Sorry I can't post a link - the information is from a website not available without register access.)
Yes, i seen that but for the same reason calcotti said, i didn't post it because without members access you can't view it.
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