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carers allowance
My dad is in a care home permanent now so my mum is on her own . She is a cancer survivor she has asthma and is bent over with age sciatica - she cannot make her own meals properly as she can't stand straight so i make them for her and i am there twice a day to make sure she has eaten and i do all her... -
Please help - Single, student mum owing £3500 in housing benefit overpayment
Hi there, I am really hoping that someone may be able to help me at all as i am so worried.
I am a single mum and I am in my third year of my degree course. I have just received a letter that housing benefit has been overpaid to me since 2014 and i now owe them £3500! They never... -
HOUSING BENIFIT AND CARERS ALLOWANCE/ATTENDANCE ALOWANCE
Hi i was hoping someone could give me some advice as i am thinking of moving in with the person i care for and was wondering how it would effect the persons housing benefit he gets attendance allowance and i claim carers for him any advice would be most welcome as last time i had a problem with the... -
NatWest Gold Account missold
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I'm hoping someone will be able to help I was sold gold advantage account in 2009 and advised that to have my overdraft from previous bank matched I needed to have gold account. Advised bank employee that I didn't have driving licence or car therefore breakdown cover was irrelevant... -
Government should stop councils using bailiffs ‘on vulnerable taxpayers’
Government should stop councils using bailiffs ‘on vulnerable taxpayers’
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 12th April 2016 16:04
The government should stop local authorities passing council tax debts to bailiffs in the case of the most vulnerable residents, according... -
Osborne Admits Disability Cuts Were A Mistake
Osborne Admits Disability Cuts Were A Mistake
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 23rd March 2016 07:34
The Chancellor admits his unpopular disability benefit cuts were wrong and will be scrapped saying: "We are all in this together."...
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Elderly relative and housing benefit
Hiya
Wonder if I could just a quick question for an elderly relative. His youngest son is moving back in with him to give him support in day to day activities as his health and mobility are not what they were. He's an OAP and currently receives housing and council tax benefit and is concerned... -
EU referendum: Cameron announces date of vote
The prime minister made his historic statement in Downing Street after briefing the cabinet on his EU reform deal.
He said he had told ministers he will recommend remaining in a reformed EU.
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Received my PIP form today
I just received my PIP form today and im not going through with it , just had a massive panic attack reading all about the assessment i can't cope with this anxiety over this and waiting for the assessment will cause me more illness im in tears here and there is no way im going to put a claim in i just... -
SSE follows E.On with gas price cut
SSE follows E.On with gas price cut
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 31st January 2016 08:27
The UK's second biggest energy supplier SSE is to cut its standard gas tariff for domestic customers by 5.3%....
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working tax credits changes for self employed from 6th April 2016
We received a letter yesterday telling us about the changes that will happen next year .
Basically as we can understand self employed people need to be earning the minimum wage which is £6.70 per hour , for us this is just not possible as business is very slow right now , my husband made... -
Might be the wrong sub-forum but CCJ advice....
I received a default in 2009 and they subsequently applied a CCJ in 2011 which expires March 2017. Currently paying £45 per month and £2.5 outstanding in total.
I need to re-mortgage and would like to be in a position to do so as soon as this CCJ drops off. There will be about £2K... -
Worried sick about overpayment
So glad i have found this forum three weeks ago a letter arrived from the DWP telling me i had a interview with a compliance officer i had to google what this was and found out it was some sort of fraud investigator.So i rang the number on the letter and was told that i was over the limit of £6000... -
Virgin starts automatic compensation for train delays
Virgin starts automatic compensation for train delays
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on: 3rd October 2015 10:38
Virgin has become the first train company to automatically compensate some passengers if they are delayed. From Saturday 3 October, travellers using its services... -
HSBC advance monthly charges
Does anyone know what the monthly charges of 12.95 entitled you to? I've got my sar back but there was nothing which included a breakdown of what you got for the monthly fee other than overdraft facility. I know there was things like phone insurance but can't remember what else.?