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JSA & working question
Mokey76
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I've been claiming contribution based JSA for a few months. I did a day's temping this week (around 7 hours work) and am wondering how it will affect my dole money? Do I still get my full JSA or will they deduct my earnings from it?
Thank you in advance for any help.
Thank you in advance for any help.
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You have a disregard of £5 (more if disabled or a lone parent), anything over that will be deducted from your JSA.0
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you cant earn money and think the tax payer is still going to pay you full JSA cant you do so more temping and get off JSA earning money will also effect HB and CT if you get these.I've been claiming contribution based JSA for a few months. I did a day's temping this week (around 7 hours work) and am wondering how it will affect my dole money? Do I still get my full JSA or will they deduct my earnings from it?
Thank you in advance for any help.0 -
Dave he said he's claiming contribution based JSA, which means no tax-payer is paying for him its coming out of his own NI contributions0
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Tremour-88 wrote: »Dave he said he's claiming contribution based JSA, which means no tax-payer is paying for him its coming out of his own NI contributions
Of course it comes out of taxes. We don't build up our own pot of moneyLost my soulmate so life is empty.
I can bear pain myself, he said softly, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have -
Diana Gabaldon, Outlander0 -
Tremour-88 wrote: »Dave he said he's claiming contribution based JSA, which means no tax-payer is paying for him its coming out of his own NI contributions
Not strictly true, NI is not a savings account, so the JSA is not coming from his own contributions.
Nonetheless, this thread is a week old, I am sure he has it sorted by now!0
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