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National living wage and minimum wage rise today - MSE News
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Millions of workers have received a pay rise today as the national living wage and minimum wage rises kick in...
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It is a shame the first year pay of apprenticeships are still painfully low, it was a reason why I did not not take one up.0
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snowqueen555 wrote: »It is a shame the first year pay of apprenticeships are still painfully low, it was a reason why I did not not take one up.
You can top your income up from them with what was Working Tax Credits which was what I did, so don't write them off entirely. Also consider its a higher weekly figure than you'd ever get on JSA.0 -
What about Uni students whom have paid £9000+ for 3 years, now paying 1 year at £8000+ to finish their Education and Social Science's, and for that I have the 'privilege' working most of this year full time teaching in schools, doing all the extra hours/work paid teachers do as well as my uni work unpaid.......Thank you 'The bank of Mum and Dad' !0
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I suggest you (LTC Leigh) read the article on the main site about higher education fees:
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/students/repay-post-2012-student-loan/0
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