For UC my projected income needs to be at least 1000 but UC stops when I earn 500
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PollySouthend
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The 500 is probably because I don't rent or have any children. But it seems a bit odd that my business needs to be projecting to earn 1000 a month, but once I earn over 500 a month the UC amount goes to nothing. Is this right?
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That makes sense. Your business needs to be sustainable, giving you enough to live on. It's not just about getting you off benefits, but giving you a way to be self supporting longer term.0
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To be a sensible option ,the business needs to have prospects and not just keep your head above water. If the latter was the case, you'd be better off employed elsewhere.0
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For what it's worth, you can ask your work coach to reconsider the figures but I wholeheartedly agree with what the earlier posts said to you.0
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I see what you are saying, but the minimum floor doesn't take into account what I need to live off. I've inherited a house so have no mortgage or rent costs so the minimum amount I need for a good quality of life is less than the standard figure.0
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PollySouthend wrote: »I see what you are saying, but the minimum floor doesn't take into account what I need to live off. I've inherited a house so have no mortgage or rent costs so the minimum amount I need for a good quality of life is less than the standard figure.
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