CSA 1 - Am i Paying too much??

mumoffivekids

CSA_Help wrote: »

They do know about your housing costs etc ?

hi we are in same boat they are leaving family of seven with 411 a week to live on i have rent of 91 aweek council tax 29 a week school dinners 35 a week to take out of this petrol etc for work work 48 hours a week we are better off on the dole how can this be

kelloggs36

Mumoffivekids - how old are your children living with you? I take it you have 5 children? If so, this protected income is too low.

welshmoneylover

Krismc wrote: »

Im on CSA 1 i think and im paying a Unbelieveable £132 a week for one child, is this right??

OMG that is an unbelieveable figure :eek:

So if you're paying £132 and the other parent is also paying £132 that makes £264 per child per week :eek:

My 3 children don't cost me that much!!!

I think you've got every right to complain, and do so a bit sharpish.

kelloggs36

if it is right though there is no point in complaining!

cstocken1_2

]i only work 19 hours a week and take hardley anything a week, how much are csa aloud to leave u to live on a week, as i thought it was £130 they must leave people to live on but they still chargin my £22 a week and im not even the father and csa told me i must buy dna kits

welshmoneylover

cstocken1, if you're not the father then you shouldn't be paying child support. You need to seek legal advice, try the CAB x

DUTR

kelloggs36 wrote: »

if it is right though there is no point in complaining!

Oh the unfairness returns, of course he has a right to complain, just as the PWCs have a right to complain if they feel the award is not great enough

kelloggs36

if it is right nothing can change so there is no point at all in complaining - that is what I am saying! he can complain as much as he likes but nothing will change.

DUTR

kelloggs36 wrote: »

if it is right nothing can change so there is no point at all in complaining - that is what I am saying! he can complain as much as he likes but nothing will change.

yes I know exactly what you are saying, if he was a she though, then she could complain etc until she gets the outcome she desires.
Perhaps the OP wants to increase his provision for his retirement .
:rotfl:

Blonde_Bint

DUTR wrote: »

yes I know exactly what you are saying, if he was a she though, then she could complain etc until she gets the outcome she desires.
Perhaps the OP wants to increase his provision for his retirement .
:rotfl:

Nah, from what your saying DUTR i'd recommend the OP has a sex change :rotfl: that way he will the the outcome she desires lol:rotfl: