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Newcad said:It's often a good idea to keep your monthly ins/outs in one account and your savings in another to make it easy to see which is which. (It doesn't need to be a 'savings account' just a seperate account).Your monthly ins/outs are not counted as savings/capital.0
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Out of curiosity what do they ask when they ring you. Is it a full interrogation, just ask odd questions, do they pick out certain things .......0
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They'll go through some questions about any other potential sources of money/income, then ask questions about your bank transactions.
Mine didn't make any sense that I could see.
Asked about regular payments which were for CC, Broadband and window cleaner (amounts ranged from £12 to a few hundred).
Asked about the single PayPal transaction in the whole period for £26- seemed to be because it was a DD I had to explain how PP works.
Zero questions about money IN, quite a few transactions from selling my stuff on eBay.0 -
KxMx said:They'll go through some questions about any other potential sources of money/income, then ask questions about your bank transactions.
Mine didn't make any sense that I could see.
Asked about regular payments which were for CC, Broadband and window cleaner (amounts ranged from £12 to a few hundred).
Asked about the single PayPal transaction in the whole period for £26- seemed to be because it was a DD I had to explain how PP works.
Zero questions about money IN, quite a few transactions from selling my stuff on eBay.0 -
does anyone know what was the total cost of living payments were given if someone got them all?0
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atlantis187 said:does anyone know what was the total cost of living payments were given if someone got them all?
Edit: so people can check I've got it right
299+300+150+301+324+150+326
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Spoonie_Turtle said:atlantis187 said:does anyone know what was the total cost of living payments were given if someone got them all?
Edit: so people can check I've got it right
299+300+150+301+324+150+326
To give an idea when there were paid these were my dates/ amountsJul 14th 2022 CoL 326.00 Sep 28th 2022 Dis 150.00 Nov 8th 2022 CoL 324.00 Apr 25th 2023 CoL 301.00 Jun 20th 2023 Dis 150.00 Oct 31st 2023 CoL 300.00 Feb 9th 2024 CoL 299.00
EDIT: sorry about formatting
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Is the disability payments classed as COL payments and also excluded from the £6000 UC saving threshold0
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Does anyone have a list of COL payments for people on Tax Credits. Thanks0
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atlantis187 said:Is the disability payments classed as COL payments and also excluded from the £6000 UC saving threshold
For Tax Credits the income-related CoL payments were the same, just usually paid after the ones from DWP to make sure there was no doubling up for people who claimed a legacy DWP benefit as well as TC.1
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