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question first answered	2024-05-10T13:49:09.667Z
legislature › pref label	House of Lords
answer › is ministerial correction	false

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is ministerial correction

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25/04/2024

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Department for Work and Pensions

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Universal Credit: Tied Housing

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25277

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To ask His Majesty's Government whether they plan to address the fact that people living in tied accommodation are not eligible to claim Universal Credit if they own more than £16,000 of a property in which they do not live.

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The Lord Bishop of Hereford

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HL4099

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is ministerial correction

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10/05/2024

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<p>People who own a second property that they do not live in, will have the equity value of that property taken into account as part of their capital when assessing their claim for Universal Credit. If this causes the total capital they hold to exceed £16,000 then they will no longer be eligible for Universal Credit support.</p>

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Viscount Younger of Leckie

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10/05/2024 13:49:09

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4169

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5003

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