Most stupid criminals of 2022?
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Oceanrower said:
There’s got to be a Father Ted plotline in there…
Or waking Ned https://youtu.be/stAAA4tzLxIcuprabob said:
konark said:
State Pensions in uk are usually paid 4 weekly in arrears. Overpayments usually occur from delays in informing dwp of death.
In both my parent's cases it was paid in advance and despite registering the deaths promptly, I had to make repayments of their state pension.But as I understand it DWP may ask for it back, but you aren't under any obligation to give it back. Wasn't an issue for me as they didn't ask for any back because they were told promptly.
konark said:
'The basic State Pension is usually paid every 4 weeks into an account of your choice. You’re paid ‘in arrears’, which means you’re paid for the last 4 weeks, not for the coming 4 weeks.
There are different rules if you live abroad'
Gov.uk website.
There is an option to have it paid weekly in advance. There are different rules if you live abroad'
Gov.uk website.
Mr Tidy said:
I'm pretty sure my late mother's was paid in arrears.
But as I understand it DWP may ask for it back, but you aren't under any obligation to give it back. Wasn't an issue for me as they didn't ask for any back because they were told promptly.
When DWP asked for the repayment, approx 6 month's after each of my parent's death it wasn't optional But as I understand it DWP may ask for it back, but you aren't under any obligation to give it back. Wasn't an issue for me as they didn't ask for any back because they were told promptly.

It wasn't just the state pension but also their attendance allowance.
These days the DWP are notified as soon as the death is registered therefore its hard not be prompt with notification.
Edited by cuprabob on Monday 24th January 11:13
Edited by cuprabob on Monday 24th January 11:16
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