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Originally Posted by Damien
I presumed it also had to cover bills and such?
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Apparently not ,his bills and other expenses where covered by his wage from his market stall, rent ,council tax was payed or mostly paid and he was in receipt of working tax credit ,basically he said he had
£53 per week to buy food which has turned out to be a load of fictitious tosh
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David Bennett said he earned around £2,700 last year - around £50 a week - and has had to borrow money after his housing benefit was cut to £57 a week.
It later emerged that Mr Bennett also gets tax credits, which can be worth between £37 and £50 from the Government. However, he is left with just £53 a week after paying rent and bills
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...-per-week.html
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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit
it does
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It does not