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What's the fuss about this new benefit caps?
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I don't think all on benefits pay the council tax0
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remorseless wrote: »20k assistance in whichever shape or form is loads more than a working person is getting!
That is unless you're not disabled.
Not so if you are married live where I grew up and have a couple of kids and rent privately earn £20k you would get nearly £18k in benefits plus your wages. This does include £5k of WTC which is being reduced.0 -
We get the max cash which is 13.6k with 3 kids 2 adults 1 working more than 30 hours. Sadly we don't qualify for free school meals or council tax benefit. But we do get free prescriptions and 50% off school music lessons.I think....0
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We get the max cash which is 13.6k with 3 kids 2 adults 1 working more than 30 hours. Sadly we don't qualify for free school meals or council tax benefit. But we do get free prescriptions and 50% off school music lessons.
That seems way too much. Give or take you get my income tax. I live on my own with 1 son. Why should my hard work fund you not to work.
I'm nor being arsey or bitter - just wondering how you feel about money that I earn being given to you?Left is never right but I always am.0 -
We get the max cash which is 13.6k with 3 kids 2 adults 1 working more than 30 hours. Sadly we don't qualify for free school meals or council tax benefit. But we do get free prescriptions and 50% off school music lessons.
The majority of benefits in my example is housing benefit at £10k0 -
We get the max cash which is 13.6k with 3 kids 2 adults 1 working more than 30 hours. Sadly we don't qualify for free school meals or council tax benefit. But we do get free prescriptions and 50% off school music lessons.
In my eyes 30 hours a week is part time work.
Sorry, but people like you make me feel :mad:
Also this is the attitude of people that needs to be knocked out of them.0 -
I work 38 hours a week.That seems way too much. Give or take you get my income tax. I live on my own with 1 son. Why should my hard work fund you not to work.
I'm nor being arsey or bitter - just wondering how you feel about money that I earn being given to you?
Just to be clear this is cash benefit, don't qualify for housing benefit.I think....0
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