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benefits for 16hpw single male 39

shufmuff
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Hi, I am signing on only for jsa and have been for a month or so, i am about to start a job working 16 hours a week, am i able to keep signing on for jsa?, or what am I entitled too please?, my details are beloww, thanks
single male
39
living with friend so no rent or council tax at the monent
single male
39
living with friend so no rent or council tax at the monent
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Your income is too high for JSA and you're not working enough hours to claim WTC. Hopefully you'll get more hours or a second role soon?0
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thanks tom0
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Hi, I am signing on only for jsa and have been for a month or so, i am about to start a job working 16 hours a week, am i able to keep signing on for jsa?, or what am I entitled too please?, my details are beloww, thanks
single male
39
living with friend so no rent or council tax at the monent
You will be able to get some Housing Benefit & Council Tax Support.
As a single male with no children or disabilities I would advise you to get put on Universal Credit.
Bunk up with a friend until your payments are established.
Entitledto.co.uk will give you a idea of what you can get.0 -
controversy wrote: »You will be able to get some Housing Benefit & Council Tax Support.
As a single male with no children or disabilities I would advise you to get put on Universal Credit.
Bunk up with a friend until your payments are established.
Entitledto.co.uk will give you a idea of what you can get.
Can't get help with rent or council tax if not paying any rent or council tax.0 -
controversy wrote: »As a single male with no children or disabilities I would advise you to get put on Universal Credit.
Does a claimant have any option as to whether he gets put on UC or a legacy benefit? Does it not depend on whether UC has been rolled out to his area?0
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