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income support
nosierosie
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hi all, i have just phoned income support to end my claim, as my partner is moving in.
he only works 20 hours a week and is on minimum wage.
the lady at income support said she is going to send me some forms out,as i may still be entilted to some. because he works under 24 hours per week.
i havent heard of this before as any 1 else or does any 1 no anything about it
thanks for your help
he only works 20 hours a week and is on minimum wage.
the lady at income support said she is going to send me some forms out,as i may still be entilted to some. because he works under 24 hours per week.
i havent heard of this before as any 1 else or does any 1 no anything about it
thanks for your help
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For what reason what you on IS?Gone ... or have I?0
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Its under 16 hours so you wont be entitled to income support i came off IS last year because my partner moved in with me he works full time but it stated because he works more than 16hrs i wasn't entitled:AAutism isn't the end of the world just a journey to another one:A0
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KeaneFan10 wrote: »Its under 16 hours so you wont be entitled to income support i came off IS last year because my partner moved in with me he works full time but it stated because he works more than 16hrs i wasn't entitled
You *may* be able to claim IS when your partner works up to 24 hours.Gone ... or have I?0 -
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KeaneFan10 wrote: »Depends on her circumstances totally does the OP have children claim anything else
It does, hence why I put *may*, though children would not be the primary factor as they are not counted in IS calculations (unless it is a very old claim). It would be more relevant if she was on IS for disability reasons, and particularly so if she is in receipt of DLA.Gone ... or have I?0 -
My husband is on income support and gets DLA because of disability and I am allowed to work up to 24 hours a week. There is a maximum I can earn though so he wouldn't be entititled if I earnt over that.0
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