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Can my brother get col payment
Lynzl
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Hi everyone so my brother is disabled and lives at home with my parents, he gets dla and my mum was just wondering if my brother gets any of the col payments or is it based on the income for my parents? I can't seem to find any info anywhere so if anyone can help that would be great
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He is entitled to the £150 disability payment if he was getting DLA prior to 25th May.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/cost-of-living-payment
Is he receiving any other benefits (such as ESA or UC)?
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Hi ye he gets ESA aswell as his dla.0
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Lynzl said:Hi ye he gets ESA aswell as his dla.
If it's Income Related ESA he's claiming then he should have received a payment of £326 in July.
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I don't know if it makes any difference but my brother is 25 he isn't a child.0
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Lynzl said:I don't know if it makes any difference but my brother is 25 he isn't a child.
It doesn't. I had gathered that since he's claiming ESA in his own right.
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He hasn't recieved any payments at all. We weren't sure if he was entitled to anything as my parents pay the bills etc0
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You need to find out if his ESA is contributory or income related (means tested). if the latter then he should have had a £326 COL payment in July (as poppy posted) as well as £150 COL for receiving DLA.
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It doesn’t matter who pays the bills.if he was getting income based ESA in May he should have received an additional CoL payment of £326. Here’s the link againLynzl said:He hasn't recieved any payments at all. We weren't sure if he was entitled to anything as my parents pay the bills etc
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/cost-of-living-payment
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So if its not income based esa he's not entitled to anything?0
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If the ESA is not income based then he doesn’t qualify based on ESA. If his ESA is more than £117.60/week then he is getting some income based ESA.Lynzl said:So if its not income based esa he's not entitled to anything?Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0
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