Benefits during career break

alwaysonthego_2

NASA wrote: »

Not seven until next year as far as I know.

I am getting confused with the years and the months lol.

The perils of long school holidays and oncoming old age

..and what have they done with the abuse button, I nearly reported poor NASA for abuse instead of thanking him!

healy

alwaysonthego wrote: »

I am getting confused with the years and the months lol.

The perils of long school holidays and oncoming old age

..and what have they done with the abuse button, I nearly reported poor NASA for abuse instead of thanking him!

I like your haircut, it really suits you!

Yes I have come close to clicking on abuse by mistake, I think they are going to have problems.

AsknAnswer

It goes down to seven years of age in 2010, unless of course they decide to change it!!

alwaysonthego_2

healy wrote: »

I like your haircut, it really suits you!

Thanks, it makes me look years younger!

NASA_2

alwaysonthego wrote: »

I am getting confused with the years and the months lol.

The perils of long school holidays and oncoming old age

..and what have they done with the abuse button, I nearly reported poor NASA for abuse instead of thanking him!

Almost done that a few times tonight myself:o

hayley11

So happy they are dropping the age limit, my sister will have to get her lazy !!! back to work soon Actually it's not "back" to work because she's never actually worked :rolleyes:

NASA_2

hayley11 wrote: »

So happy they are dropping the age limit, my sister will have to get her lazy !!! back to work soon Actually it's not "back" to work because she's never actually worked :rolleyes:

A lot of Lone Parents become ill or disabled whenever their youngest child no longer qualifies them for Income Support - they end up having to claim ESA.

Its quite unfortunate really:rolleyes:

von

If they are not genuinely sick they won't be entitled to ESA for long and will have to claim JSA and start looking for work.

NASA_2

von wrote: »

If they are not genuinely sick they won't be entitled to ESA for long and will have to claim JSA and start looking for work.

True - I'm just in a cynical mood:think:

hayley11

von wrote: »

If they are not genuinely sick they won't be entitled to ESA for long and will have to claim JSA and start looking for work.

In an ideal world perhaps. Unfortunately there are many people on ESA who shouldn't be. But that's for another thread.