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Old 22-12-2019, 23:01   #2564
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Re: The state benefits system mega-thread.

The ESA WRAG is meant to be for those "temporarily" sick/incapacitated. Any extra money for IS/IB didn't happen until after a year.
I referred to "form of compensation", the term seems to be "earnings replacement".


There is nothing in the IB/ESA conditions that is connected exclusively to extra costs. That's covered by DLA/PIP.

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INCAPACITY benefits are income-replacement benefits available to people unable to work due to sickness and/or disability. Employment and support allowance (ESA) has replaced incapacity benefit as the main component. Other components include a dedicated element of income support and the severe disablement allowance.
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DISABILITY benefits provide financial support to assist with the costs of daily care and/or mobility needs, based on the extent of the recipient’s disability. This has been provided through disability living allowance (DLA) since 1992. For working-age claimants, this is now being replaced by the personal independence payment (PIP), which has different eligibility criteria. Attendance allowance provides support to pensioners who require substantial and regular care.
Managing is no different to those just on JSA.
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