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looosing me disablity premumson esa

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ross01378
ross01378

lost me disablily premums cuse me claim was being revieved lost standerded rate 55pnd but put me on mobilty 58pnd week going from 376 fortnight esa  250 week esa is big loss o well govement give with one hand and take away with other but hey was thinking about appeling taking standered rate away from me and just awarding me mobily but might loose lot so wont bother but hey ho

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  • denise15811
    denise15811 ross01378

    Posted

    Yes, unfortunately the premiums are only paid with a daily living award. If you do decide to ask for the MR then you haave 1 month from the date of the decision to ask for this. A copy of the assessment reportt is always useful when asking for the MR.. This way you can go through that report, listing everything is disagree with. As you said, you do risk losing everything you already, even though 80% of mr decisions do remain the same. The likelyhood of having to take it to Tribunalis very high, if you decided to take this route.
    • sarah39400
      sarah39400 denise15811

      Posted

      Denise I don't understand I thought ESA you got the amount for a group like my mom is in support group dose that mean that she will loose the amount she gets for being in the support group?

    • ross01378
      ross01378 denise15811

      Posted

      no not going cant afford to loose it or go to tribunal strees of that last time lol but hey not end world anyway thanks for replying denise nice to see u back
    • ross01378
      ross01378 sarah39400

      Posted

      if she get standed rate pip no she wont if she gets mobilty on own of pip she will u got have standed rate of pip if u dont get it u loose disabliy premum u prevly had hope that maes sence

       

    • sarah39400
      sarah39400 ross01378

      Posted

      Mom doesn't get pip at all she gets ESA (employment and support allowance) so you get pip then?

    • denise15811
      denise15811 sarah39400

      Posted

      Sarah, Ross is talking about the severe disability premium. This is a premium paid when someone claims PIP, lives alone and claims a qualifying Income related benefit. Your mum doesn't claim PIP so she doesn't qualify for this extra premium.

    • denise15811
      denise15811 ross01378

      Posted

      I understand ross. It must be very stressful going through all of that. Just to remind you though ross, never give up and always fight for what you're entitled to.

      Thanks for the kind words also.

    • sarah39400
      sarah39400 denise15811

      Posted

      Ok got it so what does is talking about does not apply to my mom as she doesn't claim pip?

    • sarah39400
      sarah39400

      Posted

      I meant what ross is talking about not does is talking about, I hate auto correct
    • denise15811
      denise15811 sarah39400

      Posted

      That's right it doesn't. She'll continue to get the money she gets as long as she remains in the Support Group

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