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Under-Paid Incapacity Benefit Re-Imbursement
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has anyone received compensation for under-paid Incapacity Benefit as was widely reported last year?
I have looked on the website which says people who were claiming IB in the periods stated should not claim but will receive payment automatically. It is now almost 6 months into 2019 and nothing more has been said about the situation. I cannot find out whether I have been overlooked or payments are still ongoing.
Can anyone enlighten me.
Many thanks.
I have looked on the website which says people who were claiming IB in the periods stated should not claim but will receive payment automatically. It is now almost 6 months into 2019 and nothing more has been said about the situation. I cannot find out whether I have been overlooked or payments are still ongoing.
Can anyone enlighten me.
Many thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I got a letter from DWP months ago telling me about his potential underpayment of benefit. It asked me to confirm whether I had savings for the relevant period (which I had). I sent it back and DWP then confirmed that I was not getting any extra/backdated money from them.
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https:/ /www.mo neysavi ngexper t.com/n ews/201 8/10/18 0-000-e sa-clai mants-- could-b e-owed- p5-000- -/
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-45903 514
I can't see anything in any of the articles that give any contact details.
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