Subject	Predicate	Object
hdU0QRHY	a	Resource
		Answer
		Written answer
	answer has question	bdt1Yb6r
	answer has answering person	James Younger
	answer text	<p>People who own a second property that they do not live in, will have the equity value of that property taken into account as part of their capital when assessing their claim for Universal Credit. If this causes the total capital they hold to exceed £16,000 then they will no longer be eligible for Universal Credit support.</p>
	answer given date	2024-05-10
	answer has answering body	Department for Work and Pensions
	written answer has answering body	Department for Work and Pensions
Department for Work and Pensions	answering body has written answer	hdU0QRHY
Department for Work and Pensions	answering body has answer	hdU0QRHY
bdt1Yb6r	question has answer	hdU0QRHY
James Younger	answering person has answer	hdU0QRHY