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Originally Posted by martyh
No ,it's what some of the correspondence says ,it depends on the benefit and the actual wording is (and it is very important) "The law states this is the minimum amount you need to live on" .The wording is important because the law changes every year when inflation is taken into account .In all cases and all benefits the money is given and the recipient is free to dispose of it how they see fit if they choose to have a few cans once a week then that is up to them but that is not included in what the law says you need to live on .Simply put what the law says you need to live on is exactly what you get
JSA wording is different because by law the claimant has obligations it reads
"by income based job seekers allowance we mean the money you can get based on how much the law says you are allowed based on your means"
The devil is in the detail
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q...xuD5kPx7QBTIEA
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LOL no you can't and you know you can't .you have completely back tracked on your reply to Chris .
You know perfectly well that IDS or anyone would be able to live on the same money that bloke has because thousands do it every single day and they will continue to do it ,not easily i accept ,but they will do it
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lol yes I can because I got freedom of choice please do not tell me what I can and can not do you do not have that power although you seem to think you do.
I have not back tracked I have made a compromise perhaps you should try it sometime
IDS made his claim based on £53 per week that is fact and you know it is all the rest is semantics