Sorry for the delay in replying Nina ..
You are assessed as a couple so yes any earnings /savings/stocks/second property etc of either of you will be taken into account .
If the value of your joint savings /stocks etc is under £6000 then you should be ok capital wise . If over £16,000 you cannot get means tested benefits (other than pension credit if eligible)
Between those amounts they take £1 off of any applicable amount for every £250 of capital over that (if under Pension Credit age)
In any case your earnings could push you over the applicable amount of Benefit for a couple.
There are so many permutations dependant on your circumstances that the best advice is to speak to an advice centre taking with you income and capital details and family make up
Has your husband had this condition for over 3 months and does he have care or mo0bility needs . Possible Disability Living Allowance claim. See the publications on here .
If your earnings are low ..it is possible there could be a claim for Working Tax Credits.
I am afraid you are not alone as there will be many households , who in effect, will lose approximately £100 per week .
I really recommend an advice centre so you can discuss this in detail.
Rich :(
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