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naomi24 | 08:06 Mon 31st Aug 2020 | How it Works
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Is there a savings related cap on it? Someone I know receives her old age pension, lives in a council flat and has her rent paid for her but has around £75,000 in savings. I would have thought that makes her ineligible.
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Mrs JtH (works for the DWP) has just told me that your acquaintance ought to be receiving *nothing* from the public purse. She also confirms that banks and DWP talk to one another and, in all likelihood you acquaintance will be asked to account for her neglecting to have been candid about the amount of her savings....
11:11 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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TEACAKE, give it a rest, eh?
13:20 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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Give what a rest ?
13:23 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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Pack it in teacake et all.
You have no idea what Naomi is going to do as she hasn’t said.
She asked a question and has received an answer.
Leave it there will you as your bitterness is showing you up.
13:39 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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13.39 Don't tell me when and where to answer a thread! Who do you think you are?
17:16 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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17.15 Teacake I think E/D ought to step in here, who are these pair to tell other abers when, where and what to post
17:36 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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17.16.
17:37 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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No need for snide digs.
17:40 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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17.36, That's life. :0)
17:42 Mon 31st Aug 2020
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