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IS Pensions Credit affected if an adult family member move in?
fizio
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Not sure I this is the right forum but situation is
I know it can affect council tax benefits but not sure about anything else but mainly thinking of pension credit as the big one.
Thanks,
- single pensioner on pensions credit and related benefits
- working adult child moving in to provide support
I know it can affect council tax benefits but not sure about anything else but mainly thinking of pension credit as the big one.
Thanks,
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You'll certainly need to report it as a change of circumstance: https://www.gov.uk/pension-credit/change-of-circumstancesfizio said:Not sure I this is the right forum but situation is- single pensioner on pensions credit and related benefits
- working adult child moving in to provide support
I know it can affect council tax benefits but not sure about anything else but mainly thinking of pension credit as the big one.
Thanks,Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!0 -
If you are disabled and in receipt of attendance allowance, PIP or disability living allowance, and are currently in receipt of severe disability premium on your pension credit, then this part of pension credit will stop if another adult (if not in receipt of disability benefits themselves) moves in.
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None of that - just straightforward pension plus some pension credit to get to the minimum levels.WillowCat said:If you are disabled and in receipt of attendance allowance, PIP or disability living allowance, and are currently in receipt of severe disability premium on your pension credit, then this part of pension credit will stop if another adult (if not in receipt of disability benefits themselves) moves in.
I will do some more checking but thanks for the comments0 -
In that case no. Pension Credit stays as is.fizio said:
None of that - just straightforward pension plus some pension credit to get to the minimum levels.WillowCat said:If you are disabled and in receipt of attendance allowance, PIP or disability living allowance, and are currently in receipt of severe disability premium on your pension credit, then this part of pension credit will stop if another adult (if not in receipt of disability benefits themselves) moves in.
I will do some more checking but thanks for the comments
Has the pensioner considered an AA claim if support is needed with day to day care needs?Alice Holt Forest situated some 4 miles south of Farnham forms the most northerly gateway to the South Downs National Park.1
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