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Is the receipt of incapacity benefit and DLA means tested.
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After loosing my right leg, use of left leg and right arm in 1999 I have been getting both of these allowances. I f my Mother signs part of her house over to me and gives also some cash to avoid IHT. Will I loose either of these allowances ?? any help appreciated.
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IB in NOT means tested - you can have �1m in the bank and still be entitled to it. However, if you are in receipt of a private pension, you will lose some IB if it is above a certain amount.
DLA is not means tested.
Be aware that if your mother needs nursing care then she could be considered to have 'deliberately wasted assets' and get the money back. If she dies within 7 years, IHT may also be payable.
IB in NOT means tested - you can have �1m in the bank and still be entitled to it. However, if you are in receipt of a private pension, you will lose some IB if it is above a certain amount.
DLA is not means tested.
Be aware that if your mother needs nursing care then she could be considered to have 'deliberately wasted assets' and get the money back. If she dies within 7 years, IHT may also be payable.
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