uc what can i get

teaselMay

Do you usually earn the bonus as well?

Hunnie1977

teaselMay said:

The difference between your wages with and without the collection target bonus is £4200 a year, did you include that in the calculations?


What you're entitled to is calculated every month based on what you've told them and your wages

so my earing are 28200 before tax and dni if you take in yearly salary 

marcia_

Hunnie1977 said:

as sent a post saying by Martin Lewis those earing under 35 k can get 6k payout or tis that scam it was on tik tok 

 Not a scam but depends on your circumstances. People with children on their claim and/or disabilities might get a payment on higher income. A single person with no disability on average wages not so much . 

Hunnie1977

so been single not pay now days 

teaselMay

Yes, that bonus is part of your wages and if you get it every month it's £28K not £24K. The system works by assessing how much you're entitled to and then looking at what you've earned and making deductions accordingly, it will look at your wages each month.

Hunnie1977

am trying to find work closer to home as travel is 17 miles wach way and petrol cost are other factor 

marcia_

Hunnie1977 said:

so been single not pay now days 

 Being single has never payed but its much more expensive to live with children and disabilities hence those people getting an award. 

Hunnie1977

a bit of help with paying pf the rent as not have much in account or saving and private pension are frozen and not het for other 7 years as need to leave  some for son future studies and life 

poppy12345

Hunnie1977 said:

a bit of help with paying pf the rent as not have much in account or saving and private pension are frozen and not het for other 7 years as need to leave  some for son future studies and life 

UC doesn’t take into consideration the money you would like to contribute to your son for studies and life in general. 

Indie_Kid

Hunnie1977 said:

a bit of help with paying pf the rent as not have much in account or saving and private pension are frozen and not het for other 7 years as need to leave  some for son future studies and life 

You only get up to the LHA rate for your area regardless of how much you actually pay