Esa advice
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Can a person claim esa in support group if her partner goes back to work full time and will it affect pip
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Notes on Esa advice
denise15811 dawn82680
Posted
If it's Income related then yes it will affect it and would depend how much their earnings are. If it's Contribution based then it won't affect it. PIP is non means tested so won't affect it.
dawn82680 denise15811
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If the hours arent there can income support be applied for.
denise15811 dawn82680
Posted
His Income would most probably be too much for her to claim Income related benefits of any kind. If he's working then he could possibly claim tax credits.
denise15811
Posted
Income Support can only be claimed if someone is claiming Carers Allowance (CA) if they claim CA then they wouldn't be able to earn more than £110 per week.
dawn82680 denise15811
Posted
Bobbybo1 dawn82680
Posted
I'm on contribution based ESA and in support group. My partner works. It doesn't effect your benefit at all. Hope this helped.
dawn82680 Bobbybo1
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denise15811 dawn82680
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I'm afraid so but like i said they maybe able to claim tax credits but being self employed is complicated. They should give tax credits a ring once they stop claiming ESA.