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Am I entitled to housing benefit if my home has been repossessed?

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Am I entitled to housing benefit if my home has been repossessed?

You could be entitled to housing benefit if your home has been repossessed. That completely depends on your own personal circumstances as would be applicable in the other situation regarding work and other aspects of your life like savings. So, it's a general thing. You could be entitled to it but you would have to seek advice from the appropriate benefit agency.

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