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Re-claiming UC
Pip_cas1
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Hi, my partner and I had our UC stopped as we had reached the threshold of £16,000 last year. We have been living off that and PIP. We will be soon in a position to claim for UC again as our savings have now reduced. Will this be an entirely new claim or the existing one with a new savings disclosure? Tia
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Yes, you will need to make a new claim and declare all of your capital. You will very likely need to provide bank statements.Pip_cas1 said:Hi, my partner and I had our UC stopped as we had reached the threshold of £16,000 last year. We have been living off that and PIP. We will be soon in a position to claim for UC again as our savings have now reduced. Will this be an entirely new claim or the existing one with a new savings disclosure? Tia0 -
As my savings change on a daily basis, ie, bills, shopping etc would I declare the amount on the day of the claim?poppy12345 said:
Yes, you will need to make a new claim and declare all of your capital. You will very likely need to provide bank statements.Pip_cas1 said:Hi, my partner and I had our UC stopped as we had reached the threshold of £16,000 last year. We have been living off that and PIP. We will be soon in a position to claim for UC again as our savings have now reduced. Will this be an entirely new claim or the existing one with a new savings disclosure? Tia0 -
Pip_cas1 said:
As my savings change on a daily basis, ie, bills, shopping etc would I declare the amount on the day of the claim?poppy12345 said:
Yes, you will need to make a new claim and declare all of your capital. You will very likely need to provide bank statements.Pip_cas1 said:Hi, my partner and I had our UC stopped as we had reached the threshold of £16,000 last year. We have been living off that and PIP. We will be soon in a position to claim for UC again as our savings have now reduced. Will this be an entirely new claim or the existing one with a new savings disclosure? TiaYes, you would declare your capital as it is on the day you make your claim for UC.I am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Benefits & tax credits, Heat pumps and Green & Ethical MoneySaving forums. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.0
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