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JSA Stopped
curryman
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Hi all,
I was made redundant back in November 2009. From then I was claiming JSA (NI contribution based). In Sept this year my NI contribution expired so I had to fill out a JSA3 form so that I could recieve JSA income based. Unfortuantly this got rejected as my partner works more than 24 hours a week.
What am I to do now my parter is paying for everything at the mo and we are really struggling. I have my own debts that she cannot afford to pay. I know that I can appeal, but after extensive research the decision is corrrect and dont see the point if its only to be rejected again.
I am actively looking for a job, but seem to be really unlucky in interviews. i.e my feedback is always good, but I get nipped at the post.
I was made redundant back in November 2009. From then I was claiming JSA (NI contribution based). In Sept this year my NI contribution expired so I had to fill out a JSA3 form so that I could recieve JSA income based. Unfortuantly this got rejected as my partner works more than 24 hours a week.
What am I to do now my parter is paying for everything at the mo and we are really struggling. I have my own debts that she cannot afford to pay. I know that I can appeal, but after extensive research the decision is corrrect and dont see the point if its only to be rejected again.
I am actively looking for a job, but seem to be really unlucky in interviews. i.e my feedback is always good, but I get nipped at the post.
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There isnt much you can do. As your partner works you arent entitled to any JSA0
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Are you as a couple/family entitled to Tax credits?0
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