Pensioner (86) loses everything – because they had laid over the years, tens of thousands of euros

Rate this post

Mary Morley is a widow and a pensioner and now stands there empty-handed. Because she had good intentions, they put part of their pension on the site. With evil c

Table of Contents

Mary Morley is a widow and a pensioner and now stands there empty-handed. Because she had good intentions, they put part of their pension on the site. With evil consequences.

Mary Morley retired, she didn’t want to burden her family unnecessarily or even pump money. That’s why you started a few years ago, a little bit of money every week from their pension, then back. But the borough council in her hometown of Stibbington, Cambridgeshire, didn’t like it – when they noticed, they took your “nest” away again.

Pensioners lose tens of thousands of euros – because they are part of the pension distribution

The reason: the 86-year-old British man had ! at the end of more than €35,500 part However, in the UK you are not allowed to have as much, if you receive housing benefit, as Morley. The former maid fell from the clouds because she found out that she was going to lose everything again, her son David announced for the British Express.

My cousin Falda Dunbar Johnson will be on This Morning ITV today, talking about the debilitating injustice our grandmother, Mary Morley, was subjected to at the hands of her local council, @huntsdc. She is 86 and left distraught, depressed and penniless #thismorning https://t.co/6aoTyofkuq

— Claire Morley (@vegan_effect) July 19, 2019

tragic: Postbank turns this risky Fund into a pension – which loses tens of thousands of euros.

“My mother plowed and saved all her life. Now she is depressed and has lost all her independence to fight so hard until now,” he complains. The pensioner’s husband died in 2001, since then she lived alone, nurses come twice a week. But now only the court will not threaten your process, but it is deleted for all Weariness, housing allowance and council tax subsidies.

“Senseless”: Pensioner’s son complains about the System

“The path we’ve taken is incredibly callous,” said David Morley. “You have it on people in their 80s and 90s, probably alone and with health problems, with .” In the end, “it’s passed on to these people because they’ve managed, despite their small pensions, to get some money week in and week out,” Morley said. “Because you did that, you exceeded the allowed savings limit.”

His mother, however, did not know anything, complains the 60-year-old. A spokesman for the borough council, however, finally said they understand Ms Morley’s delicate situation but are now changing the rules…

you must also read: Woman Wins £5m in Lottery – But Then Tragically Dies.