contribution based esa, hiher rates DLA & pensions

I have read conflicting reports regarding Contribution based ESA and occupational pensions, some say that if you get higher rate DLA that they dont take any of your allowance away (as it was under the old IB) but some say they will. I have been on IB since about 2002 and the higher rate of both components DLA since around then too. The income from my occupational pensions was disregarded but I have been transferred to CB ESA and also last month it was confirmed my DLA would still be at the higher rates indefinitely. So will I have to loose so off the ESA allowance or not? It is very confusing if anyone can confirm either way I would be grateful

Anyone transferring to Contributary ESA from IB will have their pension treated the same way as they did under IB. Anyone else will have their pension taken into account and their ESA reduced if the pension is greater than £85 per week.

Will my pension be disregarded under ESA?

This disregard will continue as long as your claim is unbroken and you remain in receipt of payments. We are unsure of the situation if a claimant exhausts the 365 day WRAG limit but then is put into the Support Group at a later stage.

oops just noticed the spelling mistake! thank you very much for putting my mind at rest, I have just had a letter from Jobcentreplus asking how much my pensions will increase by next month so it did start me doubting.

a lot of pension schemes that have an injury award, would insist you claim the incapacity benefit or you lose/charged a notional amount if you refused.
question, with esa being a new/different ruled benefit, what effect on people who get placed on wrag, and 365 days later, end up with no benefit.
do these pension schemes make up the loss by increasing payments under their guaranteed minimum income level, or refuse.
ie the support criteria looks a lot more difficult to qualify ??