Crisis loan

LMCD

Pinktooth wrote: »

What freezng to death in a house in winter like the old age pensioners,they get heating allowance.. and having council tax charges and bailiffs round as you cant pay it as they wont spread the payments from 6 months when your Citizens Advies asked them to?


They dont spend much on cleaning the town or surrounding streets. I can tell you that

Just like those stinky cigarette smoking people in Glasgow littering the streets with cigarette stubs ???

You obviously have to die to get a crisis loan

ummmmmmmm okay....

pelirocco

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=30006305&postcount=21

says here you sold a house last year?

edited to say ive read all her old posts , she bought another house

Sparkle78

Working in the DWP - No a crisis loan does not cover carpets in order for u to gain personal value. I have never ever in all my time heard anything so ridiculous!!

dmg24

Sparkle78 wrote: »

Working in the DWP - No a crisis loan does not cover carpets in order for u to gain personal value. I have never ever in all my time heard anything so ridiculous!!

I've seen somebody ask for one for Christmas presents!

Sparkle78

Ha ha, they can ask but they get told the same - NO!

Peelerfart

Sparkle78 wrote: »

Working in the DWP - No a crisis loan does not cover carpets in order for u to gain personal value.

Thank goodness for that

Tiddlywinks

Sparkle78 wrote: »

Working in the DWP - No a crisis loan does not cover carpets in order for u to gain personal value. I have never ever in all my time heard anything so ridiculous!!

Sparkle78 wrote: »

Ha ha, they can ask but they get told the same - NO!

As a public servant shouldn't you at least phrase your advice in a more corporate way - 'Ha, ha' not really being a recommended response really.

Yes, the OP is perhaps barking up the wrong tree, and, yes, it is OK to pass comment on an open forum BUT as you are drawing attention to your 'official' status then I think you should be more reserved in how you address a member of the public (or leave out details of your employer and then voice a personal opinion).

fozmcfc

I think the OP has basically insulted everyone who have ever actually needed a crisis loan.

BugsyBrowne

Sparkle78 wrote: »

Working in the DWP - No a crisis loan does not cover carpets in order for u to gain personal value. I have never ever in all my time heard anything so ridiculous!!

I take it I would rejected for a crisis loan on the grounds I want to take the kids on holiday?

Peelerfart

Tiddlywinks wrote: »

As a public servant shouldn't you at least phrase your advice in a more corporate way - 'Ha, ha' not really being a recommended response really.

Yes, the OP is perhaps barking up the wrong tree, and, yes, it is OK to pass comment on an open forum BUT as you are drawing attention to your 'official' status then I think you should be more reserved in how you address a member of the public (or leave out details of your employer and then voice a personal opinion).

Nope don't agree,

The poster is stating their opinion based on experience and is justifying it, hence the attention to the "official" status.

"Stating advice in a corporate way" this is as you say, is an open forum not a business meeting

and as for "as a public servant" come one really !