Ah thanks, just puts my mind at rest, Thanks for your help

Hi, Basically they are around 1700 out of pocket, and it's been about 3-4 months,I just wanted to know about who they would deem responsible as I don't want my wife to loose her job, Thanks Andrew

Hi all, Interesting question, have been asked to attend an interview under caution. Regarding not reporting a change in circumstances, Basically I forgot to tell them that my partners wages had gone up, this meant we were no longer entitled to hb, now I am very ill with my mental health, have been for years and therefore very forgetful and unmotivated, as such I haven't told them, now my wife works as a carer all day then comes home to look after me, so she hasn't really had the time either, I'm the lead claimant, so if this was to go to court, would it be me that is prosecuted as it's totally my fault, we live in Stafford if that helps, Thanks Andrew

hi all, Basically the question is as above, reason I ask this is that I've noticed that all the correspondence comes addressed to me only for hb but our tax credits are addressed to both of us. Just thought it weird that's all. Many thanks Andrew

Hi. Ive been searching the internet for a while now and cannot seem to find the maximum amount for deductions due to an overpayment. Some places say a 3rd of your ESA some say 10.80. Obviously there is a big difference between the two. I claim ESA and DLA. Thanks Andrew

Hi Everyone, Was just after a bit of advice really, i live with my partner who is due to become a full time student. i currently claim ESA and DLA and am in the income related support group of ESA. now when my partner starts her full time course we will lose ESA as she is entitled to the full maintenance loan and grant and adult dependent grant for me. however what i would like to know is if i claim for national insurance credits only (if this possible) can i reclaim ESA at the same rate as i am now if my partner doesn't get a job after her course, given that i would still be assessed as limited capability for work as i would be claiming for national insurance credits. Thanks Andrew