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Half pay and run out of SSP!
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That's what I thought was likely but to be sure, I did a calculation based on the max entitlement, how much could be earned, and it came out at somewhere over £1,600.HillStreetBlues said:
I don't think the non-dependant deduction(s) matter (unless I'm misunderstanding the rules), as even without those the deductions will still be more than entitlement.Spoonie_Turtle said:So, it looks like ESA is the way to go unless any of the potential points above apply for the non-dependant deduction(s). And even if the deduction(s) aren't right, ESA may still pay more than the UC left after your wages.
Very possible I could have done it wrong though.1 - 
            
For New style ESA please see this link. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/new-style-employment-and-support-allowance#how-to-apply you can also apply online through that link.Sarah69 said:
Yes I’ve got the ssp1 form and am still getting sick notes. What do I do with the form now?chrisbur said:Have you received your SSP1 form and any med/certs covering time after SSP runs out. As advised before this will give instructions on how to apply for ESA.0 
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