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Very low income self employed - benefits?
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Work few hours per week self employed, earn around £2k per year, not a student, living with parents. Not really looking for an employed job. Start university next year.
I don't feel good asking this but can I get any benefits? I would be surprised if yes.
I don't feel good asking this but can I get any benefits? I would be surprised if yes.
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What type of benefits and for what reason? If you WERE interested and actively seeking employment, you would get JSA - but nothing else springs to mind!0
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Is income support a benefit?This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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You are not eligible for IS.0
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Yes, but on what grounds do you think you would qualify for that? Honestly - if you are tutoring, and charging a realistic rate, you would be earning way too much to get any means tested benefits anyway.0
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Benefits for what?? You work, dont pay rent, not looking for a job?0
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Hi what benefits are you after? As far as I know there are not any for sitting on your butt get out and get a job as your going to uni next year you can get a job doing anything. Bar work super marketsberbastrike wrote: »Work few hours per week self employed, earn around £2k per year, not a student, living with parents. Not really looking for an employed job. Start university next year.
I don't feel good asking this but can I get any benefits? I would be surprised if yes.0 -
berbastrike wrote: »Work few hours per week self employed, earn around £2k per year, not a student, living with parents. Not really looking for an employed job. Start university next year.
I don't feel good asking this but can I get any benefits? I would be surprised if yes.
Just get a job doing anything what is going bar work supermarket work. Something relevant to your uni study?0
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