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what is 6.7% increase on £1590. How much will my benefits go up?

williewonder
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And is it expected to go up this much?
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Multiply 1570 by 1.067 on a calculator and that's your answer.2
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is it £107?0
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Oh. You just wanted the increase. Well multiply 1590 by 0.067 and that's your answer.1
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Multiply £1590 by 0.067. (But first remove any payments for housing costs from the 1590 if relevant)."Do not attribute to conspiracy what can adequately be explained by incompetence" - rogerblack1
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I don't have to pay for housing as get full housing benefit.0
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williewonder said:I don't have to pay for housing as get full housing benefit."Do not attribute to conspiracy what can adequately be explained by incompetence" - rogerblack0
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The new benefit ratesfor 2024/2025 can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/proposed-benefit-and-pension-rates-2024-to-2025Note though that if that £1590 includes an amount for rent, ie. Housing Benefit or UC Housing Element, then those are calculated differently and that amount for rent will probably have a different increase than 6.7%.
How much different will depend on a number of things such as where in the country you live and if you are in a Private rental or Social rental.
I haven't seen any actual figures yet for the new LHA rates (Private rentals), or the Social Sector increase.
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I'm in supported living and get full housing benefit. On higher ESA and High PIP both rates. In total I of benefits I get £1590 a month. Its seems my PIP is going up £47 in April alone.0
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