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Hi, please can someone give me some advice.
PinkTwirl
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Hi all, 
I am due to finish a fixed term contract in 3 weeks time, I'm worried that when I go for JSA they will take my rental income (£390) into account and not give me a penny. I am currently renting my flat to my tenant and staying as a guest with relatives.
My mortgage is £650 a month and about £580 of that is interest. I have been in continuous employment for the past 9 years.
I'm a bit worried so if anyone could advise as to whether I will be penniless and not be able to pay my mortgage or be able to just scrape through (god knows how).
Many thanks for your replies in advance,
Pinky
I am due to finish a fixed term contract in 3 weeks time, I'm worried that when I go for JSA they will take my rental income (£390) into account and not give me a penny. I am currently renting my flat to my tenant and staying as a guest with relatives.
My mortgage is £650 a month and about £580 of that is interest. I have been in continuous employment for the past 9 years.
I'm a bit worried so if anyone could advise as to whether I will be penniless and not be able to pay my mortgage or be able to just scrape through (god knows how).
Many thanks for your replies in advance,
Pinky
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Hi
There are two types of JSA- contribution based and income dependant. if you contributed for the relevent year, you get the former irrespective of your income.
What I Do not understand is what this rental income is?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
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where do you live?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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