£1600 pw housing benefit!
30-11-2009, 22:23
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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My rent is £80 a week plus £15 a week council tax. + gas etc. Thats me not even buying food.
£5 x 30 hours = £150 (£135 after tax.)
and its £4.77 is the min wage for my age.
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Go and work for Aldi or Tesco, the hourly rate here in Cambridge is about £7.50 p/h for stacking shelves in Aldi in Histon Road.
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30-11-2009, 22:26
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Originally Posted by Gary L
Someone on JSA would get whatever JSA is £60 a week?
plus the rent and tax paid, which comes to £155 a week. you are actually better off not working you're £20 a week better off already. before you save even more on not having to pay travel costs.
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Thats my point for leaving my job after a week. DWP don't understand that I was putting my self in hardship by still working.
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Go and work for Aldi or Tesco, the hourly rate here in Cambridge is about £7.50 p/h for stacking shelves in Aldi in Histon Road.
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I wish it was that simple now. Because of all the recession issue people like asda etc who used to pay a general wage for all staff have dipped down to min wage for people under 21.
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30-11-2009, 22:27
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
people are getting far away from the main subject, the actual comment is * £1600 housing benefit* the problem the person in the picture is revelling in the fact of where he is along with his family, the council is to blame for this, they should have found him some house that is falling to pieces, that many council tenants have to live in, when my mothers house got destroyed by fire, she was put in a one room apartment which was that small, you couldn't swing a cat, and she lived there for three weeks with my two brothers.
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ageed ,we could be paying for at least 4 mp's in that house instead, nice and handy for the houses of parliament
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30-11-2009, 22:32
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit !!!
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This really annoys me. I was unemployed because my boss had to drop my wages so I left as i would a have been better of on benefits.
I am only 19 and live in my own house so £5 an hour is not use to me and I end up with £30 after paying rent ETC.
When I left my job and applied for Job seekers & Housing benefit I was refused because I left my job at my own accord.
For the past month I have had 0 money from DWP or housing benefit and finding it hard to survive!
People wonder why we are racist against them.
why don't they help people who really need it.
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So.... because your job doesn't pay enough,you expect the rest of society to pay your way for you? How about getting a second job? Or a better paid one?
I can't believe you have the cheek to come to this thread,post racist cr.. , when in fact you are no different from the very leechers you so readily criticise... 
my oh my,pls.go back to go and do not collect £200. Game over.
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30-11-2009, 22:37
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
I don't wish society to pay my way for me.
I could not afford to pay my bills so if I kept working society would be paying for all the calls + letters to collect money.
Would you work to be left with minus at the end of the week? I don't plan on being a bum. I do look and apply for atleat 5 jobs a day. I dont want to be taken money and going into a JCP.
Anyway I am not the one taken 1600 a week from them. I get NOTHING!
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30-11-2009, 22:40
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Thats my point for leaving my job after a week. DWP don't understand that I was putting my self in hardship by still working.
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Umm,say what? You put yourself in hardship by still working?  
You're the kind of indigenous person who ruined the work ethic of this great nation,too good to do the dirty work....
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Originally Posted by AHN-David
I wish it was that simple now. Because of all the recession issue people like asda etc who used to pay a general wage for all staff have dipped down to min wage for people under 21.
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If this attitude is common in your age bracket I am not surprised there are so many unemployed young people....
As much as I do not like the Tories,and least they will hopefully have the guts to sort this benefits mess out.No wonder people have no incentive to work...
David,your posting here is highly ironic..... you and your attitude is just as much a valid reason to reform the benefits system as this family.
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30-11-2009, 22:45
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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David,your posting here is highly ironic..... you and your attitude is just as much a valid reason to reform the benefits system as this family. 
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The family that are living in that house would need a very good job to be able to afford the £400 a week rent for a house that suits their needs as a family.
their attitude would be that they can't afford to go to work.
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30-11-2009, 22:48
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit !!!
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So.... because your job doesn't pay enough,you expect the rest of society to pay your way for you? How about getting a second job? Or a better paid one?
I can't believe you have the cheek to come to this thread,post racist cr.. , when in fact you are no different from the very leechers you so readily criticise... 
my oh my,pls.go back to go and do not collect £200. Game over. 
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you should lay off the kid ,why should he work for a minus sum when immigrants come to this country and get given houses and money without contributing anything ?
and where has he been racist ?all he said was
"People wonder why we are racist against them." well there's your answer that's why people are racist and untill we stop pandering to immigrants people will continue to be racist
so get off your high horse and stop being such a pompous git
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30-11-2009, 22:50
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Well hardship was the term the adviser said to me at the JCP.
She said I was the 5th person that day to be in the benefit trap.
I see why you want the Tories they seem to be doing something about hardship;
http://www.regen.net/news/ByDiscipli...it-trap-ideas/
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30-11-2009, 22:51
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
But if you had stayed in your job, you would be able to pay your rent and have a small amount of money left over - now you have nothing.
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30-11-2009, 22:54
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Originally Posted by foreverwar
But if you had stayed in your job, you would be able to pay your rent and have a small amount of money left over - now you have nothing.
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Wrong.
Rent + council tax + food + bus fairs = way more than £135 a week.
*edit* forgot gas and electric bills
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30-11-2009, 22:56
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Wrong.
Rent + council tax + food + bus fairs = way more than £135 a week.
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Not what you originally posted.
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Originally Posted by AHN-David
This really annoys me. I was unemployed because my boss had to drop my wages so I left as i would a have been better of on benefits.
I am only 19 and live in my own house so £5 an hour is not use to me and I end up with £30 after paying rent ETC.
When I left my job and applied for Job seekers & Housing benefit I was refused because I left my job at my own accord.
For the past month I have had 0 money from DWP or housing benefit and finding it hard to survive!
People wonder why we are racist against them.
why don't they help people who really need it.
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30-11-2009, 22:58
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Originally Posted by foreverwar
But if you had stayed in your job, you would be able to pay your rent and have a small amount of money left over - now you have nothing.
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no he wouldn't he wouldn't be able to buy food he is in the benefit trap all to common for people on the minimum wage it's definately a case for overhauling the minimum wage system .Why do young kids get less than older people for doing the same job, working the same hours as far as i'm concerned the minimum wage is a excuse for employers to get cheap labour
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30-11-2009, 23:00
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
Analysing peoples posts gets boring on Mondays. especially when it could be seen as a diversion away from the real spongers
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30-11-2009, 23:01
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Re: £1600 pw housing benefit!
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Not what you originally posted.
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Yes well sorry for not posting all my accounts correctly.
if you wish I can right down all my bills and you can look over?
I like how I get attacked but those idiots who get £1600 seem to have been forgotten about.
ALL I WANT IN LIFE IS A JOB THAT PAYS A FAIR WAGE AND PAY MY WAY LIKE I WAS PREVIOUSLY DOING! AND HAVE DONE SINCE I WAS 16
Do you think its fair that I have been left to starve basicly? and these people get £1600. If anything you should be on my side. You seem more angry at me trying to get a LITTLE help. £60 a week! not £1600 a week!
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