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What benefits would be entitled to?
SammF
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Hi all, just trying to find out what benefits myself and a friend would be entitled to, as it's all a bit confusing and unclear on different websites.
We are both 18 and are currently studying the final year at college.
My friend is living with parents, and I am living with my Sister.
We are looking to move out, for me; again. But we want to get somewhere on our own. Ideally it would be a 2bed with kitchen bath and lounge area.
We are both unemployed and only receive EMA weekly. That is our only 'income'.
If anyone can help us by explaining what benefits we could get, that would be great
Cheers! :beer:
We are both 18 and are currently studying the final year at college.
My friend is living with parents, and I am living with my Sister.
We are looking to move out, for me; again. But we want to get somewhere on our own. Ideally it would be a 2bed with kitchen bath and lounge area.
We are both unemployed and only receive EMA weekly. That is our only 'income'.
If anyone can help us by explaining what benefits we could get, that would be great
Cheers! :beer:
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Moving house in the middle of your final year at college would be madness. Why not wait until the summer, get a job and then review your plans?Gone ... or have I?0
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Well if you're in full time education you can't normally claim housing benefit, you'd get a council tax exemption though. If you've only got £60 a week between you and no way of paying rent how on earth does moving in together seem like a good idea?0
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You'd only get the shared room rate.Sealed pot challenge #232. Gold stars from Sue-UU - :staradmin :staradmin £75.29 banked
50p saver #40 £20 banked
Virtual sealed pot #178 £80.250
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