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9 months 2 weeks ago #287578 by Brian1888
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Hi Again

I've managed to locate the article and have copied and pasted.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced new details and a timetable of planned Managed Migration for people on legacy benefits moving to Universal Credit from April 2024. The new update follows on from a written statement made by DWP Minister for Employment, Jo Churchill MP, at the end of January.

The statement provides more detail of the legacy benefit combinations that the DWP will move from April when it starts with Income Support households - who may also be receiving Housing Benefit and/or Child Tax Credit - and households claiming Tax Credits with Housing Benefit.

It’s important for claimants to be aware that those in receipt of Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) only and Employment and Support Allowance with Housing Benefit will not be moved until 2028.
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9 months 2 weeks ago #287630 by clearwater
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Brian thanks for that where did you see that, it applies to me,

i think it only applies to iR ESA & HB.......... not CB ESA ,

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9 months 2 weeks ago #287638 by Brian1888
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Was in DWP Touchbase Newsletter 24th Jan 2024.
Also in Daily Mirror newspaper on Monday.

Hope you find them👍

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9 months 2 weeks ago #287647 by Gordon
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c

Just to clarify.

We are no aware of any plans to migrate Contribution Based ESA only claimants to a new benefit, although it makes some sense to bring them onto New Style ESA at some point in the future.

Gordon

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