Been offered an interview but not sure about job, and what benefits if i take job??

SingleSue

Firey668 wrote: »

No what i want does matter,
as its my life,
and so i choose to only do things in my life that i want to do and enjoy doing..


I can afford my rent.

And if i dont change anything at all i could go on affording my rent for however long i wanted to.

Actually, it is not you affording your rent...it is being paid for you from state funds.

Two completely different things.

jinky67

How on earth do you still get JSA if by your own admission, you havent looked or applied for any jobs in the last year or so?

dmg24

briona wrote: »

According to LHA Direct's website, for a one-bedroom self-contained property in a very posh area of London (I used a Kensington postcode) the maximum LHA you can get is £350pw. Your maths would have to be pretty poor to make this £1,540pm.

Maybe he/ she/ it still claims along with their mum, who actually does not live there at all, as she choose to reside with her boyfriend in somewhere exotic (like Clacton).

briona

dmg24 wrote: »

Maybe he/ she/ it still claims along with their mum, who actually does not live there at all, as she choose to reside with her boyfriend in somewhere exotic (like Clacton).

Or perhaps (and rather more likely!) his life is just that sad, pathetic and pointless that he has nothing better to do than invent stories?!

Another one for the ever-growing 'Ignore' list I think!

Indie_Kid

Firey668 wrote: »

No what i want does matter,
as its my life,
and so i choose to only do things in my life that i want to do and enjoy doing..


I can afford my rent.

And if i dont change anything at all i could go on affording my rent for however long i wanted to.

Want is only fine if you're not relying on others to fund your life style.

Firey668

briona wrote: »

According to LHA Direct's website, for a one-bedroom self-contained property in a very posh area of London (I used a Kensington postcode) the maximum LHA you can get is £350pw. Your maths would have to be pretty poor to make this £1,540pm.

The rate changes every month, as im sure you know.

Check over the rates for the last few months if you really feel the need to, as it was £355 per week (£1,540pm) for quite a while for central london.

LadyMorticia

You're kidding me right?!

You'd be earning £29,000 and you still want help from the state? Greedy sod, aren't you?

Benefits are there as a sort of "safety net". If you think you'd struggle on £29,000, there's this wonderful thing called budgeting. Start doing it.

I do realise that you are a troll (a very obvious one).

Firey668

dmg24 wrote: »

Maybe he/ she/ it still claims along with their mum, who actually does not live there at all, as she choose to reside with her boyfriend in somewhere exotic (like Clacton).

I live with my mum?? :huh::huh::rotfl:

Not sure where you got that from, but i havent lived with my mum for over 15years. :cool:

Indie_Kid

My parents would love to earn £29k between them.

You come across as one very ungrateful person.

healy

Please just ignore this person, they are troll and a wind-up merchant, if you know some of their history of posting you will know that this story does not add up to the other stories we have heard under other names.

Please dont waste your time on them.