Capital and universal credit
CPAG in Scotland
This event is in the past
Not having too much ‘capital’ is a basic condition to get universal credit. Capital can include property, savings, investments and lump sum payments. Advising correctly on how capital affects entitlement depends on identifying whether it can be disregarded and what value it has. Capital can even affect entitlement when people no longer have it.
This course covers:
How capital affects universal credit entitlement
What counts as capital
How capital is valued
When and what capital can be disregarded
What happens if capital is spent or given away
- Date
- 11:00-14:00, 31 May 2022
- Contact
-
Pauline Chalmers
01415523303 - Theme
- Families & young people
- Cost
- Various - see website
- Attendance type
- Online only
- Venue
- https://cpag.org.uk/training-and-events/events/capital-and-universal-credit-scotland-31-may-2022-online
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