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daughter and her bf
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At least she has a degree to show for it.
I think they would set up a new joint JSA claim, i dont think his benefits would be affected too much.0 -
will he not let her move in (although sounds like she already has) if he won't get all the benefits he's getting now? surely the main thing is they are all together as a family and will just have to manage the same as everyone else until one of them gets a job0
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You certainly didn't come across as "concerned" in your first post..sorry for being concened about my daughter possibly breaking the law,and getting into trouble,,I will take the sensible advise onboard and the rest of u can !!!! offThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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