Allowed living cost limits for DRO application
when will they next go up and could anyone post a link to examples allowed for food, fuel and utilities please?
I have an old example sheet but that was before the raging inflation
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Those figures are not public knowledge unfortunately.
Best advice is to over budget by 15-20% or so, then your covered.
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They were last updated in June after the annual review in April
The current SFS Inflation policy is set so that if there is more than a 5 percentual points (pp) variance in real inflation from the forecasts used in the annual review, this will trigger an automatic review of the figures to ensure they reflect the latest inflation figures. A new revision of the SFS spending guidelines will take place if the CPI published by the ONS reaches 14.3%
It's complicated but yes they are reviewed constantly to make sure they're fair.1 -
fatbelly said:They were last updated in June after the annual review in April
The current SFS Inflation policy is set so that if there is more than a 5 percentual points (pp) variance in real inflation from the forecasts used in the annual review, this will trigger an automatic review of the figures to ensure they reflect the latest inflation figures. A new revision of the SFS spending guidelines will take place if the CPI published by the ONS reaches 14.3%
It's complicated but yes they are reviewed constantly to make sure they're fair.
all experts say we are more than 14% real inflation but the government manipulated lies will try to say official number is lower
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Could someone please update this threat next time the allowance goes up in line with the raging inflation?0
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I can maybe tell you that it's happened but I can't publish the figures1
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