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housing ben question
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Loopy_Girl wrote: »She says she's only been claiming HB just under 2 years...post 4
Oops, misread it!0 -
it says £280 p/w for one bed property,so was hoping id be ok?
That's the national maximum cap (i.e. the highest rate that any tenant can receive anywhere in the country). I should think that they will still set the rates different in each area, not have parity everywhere.
I would think there would be a general downwood trend, something to do with how they are adjusting the percentile something or other but as you can tell from my summary, I don't really understand this...
But I'm sure that a local council will communicate the changes when known so keep an eye on your local council website or ask a housing officer.0 -
its ok mateOldernotwiser wrote: »Oops, misread it!
sorry if i sounded off,just worry esp as im alone. get easily upsetbsc 347:j0 -
all sorted now,thanks to freind with more brains than me lolbsc 347:j0
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