9.11 Compensation Recovery
This chapter concerns the effect of compensation for personal injury, which is wholly or partly paid in respect of loss of earnings or lost capacity to earn, on income support pensions.
See Also
Investment Information Systems
Last amended: 5 March 2010
DVA's investment data bases
[glossary:DVA:306] has three investment data bases to help staff with assessing financial assets for [glossary:service pension:245] and [glossary:Income Support Supplement:118] purposes.
Staff can access and capture investment information in PIPSPC for the following [glossary:financial asset:241] categories:
MTAWE
What is MTAWE?
VEA ?
Certain indexed amounts to be increased in line with increases in Male Total Average Weekly Earnings
Section 59EA VEA
Operation of Deeming
How deeming operates
9.2.7 Departure from the Principal Home
This section demonstrates how the circumstances of a person leaving their principal home affects their assessment.
Deemed Income from Unlisted Public Securities, Delisted & Suspended Shares
Unlisted public securities
Unlisted public securities are [glossary:financial assets:241] for deeming purposes whether or not:
General Provisions for Lump Sum Compensation Payments
Lump Sum Preclusion Period
A lump sum preclusion period applies if a person who receives or claims a [glossary:compensation affect:] — [glossary:ed:] [glossary:pension:] [glossary:(:][glossary:CAP:474][glossary:):] receives a lump sum payment that is compensation paid wholly or partly in respect of lost earnings or lost capacity to earn. The CAP is not payable to the compensation recipient during the [glossary:lump sum preclusion period:659].