Spoonz Red E
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That would be a nice add on once we got the basics right.….and a land flowing with milk and honey.
I'm with Arthur on the basics 'though.
That would be a nice add on once we got the basics right.….and a land flowing with milk and honey.
Depends entirely on your situation fella. If you're a fit, single bloke with no dependants and renting (with less than 6k savings and no debt to the govt) you'll get £334.91 a month. There's no council tax to pay from that and if you're renting a one bed property/room in Plymouth you would receive a maximum of £448.76 towards the cost.Could someone answer the question about how much income my imaginary 55 year old would receive? (Assume they are living mortgage free in a Band B house).
This is not a trick question, I simply don't know
So my 55 year old owner occupier who chooses to live on benefits will receive £334.91 per month. And this is a "viable lifestyle choice"?Depends entirely on your situation fella. If you're a fit, single bloke with no dependants and renting (with less than 6k savings and no debt to the govt) you'll get £334.91 a month. There's no council tax to pay from that and if you're renting a one bed property/room in Plymouth you would receive a maximum of £448.76 towards the cost.
Yes, apparently so.So my 55 year old owner occupier who chooses to live on benefits will receive £334.91 per month. And this is a "viable lifestyle choice"?
You can have up to 100% council tax reduction but I am not sure you would in your hypothetical scenario. Certainly I didn't get a full reduction when on UC. I certainly wouldn't like to go back on UC either as being a single male with no dependents, it isn't all it's cracked up to be. I would certainly dispute the term "living".Depends entirely on your situation fella. If you're a fit, single bloke with no dependants and renting (with less than 6k savings and no debt to the govt) you'll get £334.91 a month. There's no council tax to pay from that and if you're renting a one bed property/room in Plymouth you would receive a maximum of £448.76 towards the cost.
My bad, apologies. Last time I was on the dole it was full relief and I'd assumed it had remained that way.You can have up to 100% council tax reduction but I am not sure you would in your hypothetical scenario. Certainly I didn't get a full reduction when on UC. I certainly wouldn't like to go back on UC either as being a single male with no dependents, it isn't all it's cracked up to be. I would certainly dispute the term "living".
According to the "Blue Top" media most definitely so.So my 55 year old owner occupier who chooses to live on benefits will receive £334.91 per month. And this is a "viable lifestyle choice"?
"Housing is the first of the social services. It is also one of the keys to increased productivity. Work, family life, health and education are all undermined by overcrowded homes."That would be a nice add on once we got the basics right.
I'm with Arthur on the basics 'though.