Her IB will be affected if she earns over £85 per week gross. After that they will reduce her benefit by £1 for every £2 that she recieves.If she has been on her pension since 2003 informing the DWP now may cost her a lot of money.
I dont think thats right, Phil. I do not think her pension will not affect the amount of IB she receives if she has been on the IB coninuously since before the relevant date. I believe its the date the IB started that matters, not the date the pension started.
If your occupational pension, awarded at the same time as I/B pre-2001, and currently not means-tested,is to be protected underIB/ESA/CB (providing there's no break in your claim) will this'protection' continue when your year on esa/cb is over and you move onto ESA/IR?
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