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  1. sorribawtdaat
    Thanks very much to everyone..... I am so very greatful
  2. sorribawtdaat
    Well, this debt has been hanging over me for a long time, I can't imagine when I would get another chance like this to reduce it/pay it off, and yes it would reduce my outgoings. However, mostly I really want to carry out my dad's wishes, and use the money to reduce my debts and learn to drive so that I'm mobile. I have to figure out how to do that best.
  3. sorribawtdaat
    ok. Thank you Nystagmite
  4. sorribawtdaat
    I understand, shame about that really, it would be good to get to grips with my debts.
  5. sorribawtdaat
    Sorry Estellyn, I'm assuming reply/question is for id6052?
  6. sorribawtdaat
    Thanks for the clarification. I have debts I would like to pay off, or at least make a hole in. If I were to ask for the money in a lump sum and pay £4000 on my student loan, for instance. Would that be acceptable?
  7. sorribawtdaat
    I suffer from depression and anxiety and already have had to appeal atos's decision to get it and that was with a lot of persuasion through my doctor and the understanding that they will be cracking down on me in a year. That year is up and I have just received an ESA50 limited capability to work questionnaire.
  8. sorribawtdaat
    Ok, i understand. Also, I believe I may be put on on Job seekers allowance soon. Will the same rules apply then?
  9. sorribawtdaat
    Yes I receive both housing and council tax benefits. So Is it best still to receive the sum in one go?
  10. sorribawtdaat
    How would that work Estellyn, why would I be better off? Thanks for taking the time to reply by the way.
  11. sorribawtdaat
    Thank you once again for the time to help.
  12. sorribawtdaat
    thanks, so wouldn't be entitled to ESA, but still receive DLA, is that right?
  13. sorribawtdaat
    no, the executors will be paying me through their executors account
  14. sorribawtdaat
    Thanks for not making me feel stupid, it's income based...
  15. sorribawtdaat
    thanks for such a quick response, sorry stupid question but how would i know?
  16. sorribawtdaat
    thanks for such a quick response, sorry stupid question but how would i know?
  17. sorribawtdaat
    Help please, I am currently on ESA and the lower rate of DLA. My dad passed away recently and his house is being sold. From the proceeds, I should be recieving roughly £20,000 in installments of £1000 per month. I have debts to pay off, and I also want to take driving lessons (my dad's wishes). I need to know how this money will effect my benefits. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. .

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