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(@gbt165)
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@hrabbit


Thanks for the info it’s much appreciated, I don’t trust the CMS after I had a lot of issues with them in the past, I’ll probably just keep things they way they are to save dealing with them again.

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Posted : 04/07/2022 8:07 pm
(@cnewell7)
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I've just stumbled across this article as it looks like a Notional Income Variation will be applied to my circumstances 

I am currently unemployed and living off savings interest. I'm not entitled to claim benefits 

The CMS have asked me to provide savings statements. I have already sent them my last monthly interest statements for the accounts I hold. Would they go off this rather than applying a flat 8% to the savings capital ?

The other asset I have is a pension fund which I'm not able to draw from until retirement age. Would this be out of scope ?

As an aside to this my ex partner received a divorce settlement of £550k back in 2021 out of which she purchased a house outright for £297k

Despite significant financial assets remaining (unless she has made them disappear) she is claiming benefits and recently put in a claim for legal aid. I can only opine this is fraudulent behaviour

She has no plans to work and obviously prefers to rely on me 

I would really be grateful for some advice here. I feel I'm getting screwed over regally

TIA

 

 

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Posted : 11/07/2024 12:03 pm
(@dadmod2)
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hi,

according to this, they take savings into account if:

  • interest and dividends from savings and investments over £2,500 a year

https://www.gov.uk/how-child-maintenance-is-worked-out/ask-other-income-expenses-included

so if you don't get interest  over £2500 per year, then they will not take it into account most likely. you can ring them and ask, or wait for outcome after sending them your statement.

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Posted : 11/07/2024 1:54 pm
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