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12 years 10 months ago #57109 by Gordon
Replied by Gordon on topic Re:Contributory esa
jasmine wrote:

Sorry Gordon,
Did not understand reply regarding equality impact assessment changes bought in on 1st november 2010. What is this please? Thanks

Without searching, neither do I, as I am not aware that there have been any changes to the rules regarding qualifying NI stamps and ESA(CB) :)

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12 years 10 months ago #57137 by elaine pyrke
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The time-limit is proposed in the Welfare Reform Bill but has not yet been implemented - so still worth writing to your MP about in my view.

Fedup very helpfully posted in another thread "1-year contributory ESA" on the other forum:

Customers in receipt of incapacity benefits who are reassessed and qualify for contributory ESA before April 2012 will have their benefit time limited, with the 12 months period running from the point of conversion. As with existing claims, the period of time already spent on contributory ESA before April
2012 will be taken into account in calculating the 1 year period


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12 years 10 months ago #57142 by bittersweet
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Does anyone know how this one year time limit of ESA affect a single person with no savings or any other monies coming in ?

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12 years 10 months ago #57148 by Gordon
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bittersweet wrote:

Does anyone know how this one year time limit of ESA affect a single person with no savings or any other monies coming in ?

The one year limit only applies to Contribution Based ESA, so providing you meet the Means Test, you will be eligible to receive Income Related ESA.

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