If we paid you too much
Overpayments occur when you get benefits that you were later found to not be eligible for. Learn how we calculate them and how to pay them back.
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Overpayments occur when you get benefits that you were later found to not be eligible for. Learn how we calculate them and how to pay them back.
Overpayments occur when you get benefits and we later find that you were not eligible. You need to pay back these benefits to us.
Learn how to pay back an overpayment and the penalties for not paying us back. You can also get help if you're not able to afford monthly minimums.
Learn how we calculate the minimum monthly payment, interest and any potential offsets and deductions for your overpayment.