Problems with Benefits : Mawadah UK Group

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All letters from government departments, such as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) e.g. Jobcentre Plus, Pension Service, or the local authority
Decision letters that you are not happy with or wish to challenge - this is essential
Your national insurance number
Proof of your income - wage slips, benefit letters, tax credits
Bank statement - latest copy
Details of any savings
Tenancy agreement or mortgage details.

Welfare benefit check

If you would like an adviser to check that you are receiving all the benefits and tax credits you're entitled to, bring the following information for everyone who lives in your home:

Dates of birth
If employed or self-employed - number of hours worked
Gross income from employment for the last tax year - April 6 to April 5 - a P60 form will provide this, or if self employed, last year’s accounts
Gross income for this year - payslips or estimate if self-employed
If you are currently receiving benefits, bring all the benefit award letters
Child care costs - details of childcare provider and how much you pay
Investment income - details of investments and latest interest payments. Bank statements may be the best way to show this
Tenancy agreement or current mortgage repayment details
Council tax bill

Debt & money problems

Details of your income - wage slips, benefit letters, tax credits
Bank statement - latest copy
Details of all those that you owe money to and how much - bring the latest statements and demands for payment
Copy of original loan agreements
Copy of any court papers
Details of your household expenditure - how much you spend on food, transport, phone and energy bills etc
Copy of the latest correspondence you have received - e.g. letters from bailiffs