I have no idea what you are asking. However, the agency that provides your income support is the place to ask your question.
2007-07-08 05:53:28
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answered by cyanne2ak 7
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If she isn't claiming income support, they'll want to know what she is living on; they need to know her income before they can process a claim for housing benefit, and may disbelieve her if she says she is content to live on less than income support. Anyway, why does she not want to claim it? It is designed for exactly this situation, where someone through no fault of their own finds themself stuck. It doesn't mean she has to be on it forever. It's not spongeing, it's investing in the next generation - bringing up kids is the most important job anyone can do, nothing wrong with getting a bit of help from the state for it - that's what we all pay our taxes for! Of course, she should be able to get support from the kids' father; she should discuss the whole situation with the CAB or with social services. Hope things work out. Could even be that the father comes back, perhaps it all got too much for him; I mean, I'm not making excuses for him, but he's not been gone long, maybe things can be worked out? Good luck to you all, at least she's got you supporting her.
2016-05-21 05:04:51
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answered by ? 3
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Is he disabled, or are you disabled? Is he he claiming Jobseekers Allowance or is he in receipt of Disability Allowance? Has the Department of Pensions and Work said that he no need to seek work.
If he claimed through a Job centre and he has to sign on there every 2 weeks, and did he complete a Jobseekers agreement outlining the steps he would take to find work:
Applying for so many jobs
reading certain publications
attending interviews
writing a CV
and if every time he signs he confirms that he was actively seeking work ?
You can be certain he needs to.
2007-07-08 06:13:03
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answered by ComputersNstuff 3
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If your husband can even contemplate work then why are you receiving income support and carer's allowance? This seems mighty unfair on those of us that work but receive no tax benefits whatsoever. To clarify your situation go to your local Benefit office, normally located somewhere near the town hall and ask them to go through it with you.
2007-07-08 06:03:16
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answered by Anonymous
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my husband was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2002 we bothed worked full time but then we had to give up work he was a long distance lorry driver me a carer in residential home i had to finish work to care for my husband 24 hours a day he as to have regular medicals and check ups and i believe every one should
2007-07-08 06:25:58
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answered by Lynn C 4
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I think you should contact your local JobCentre Plus. The best way to do this is to visit their offices directly and talk directly to relevant persons. You should state clearly what the details of the changed circumstances are so that they can advise.
2007-07-11 04:39:26
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answered by Worked 5
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you can go to prison for claiming benifits and working over 16 hours a week and not telling the social
2007-07-08 05:54:45
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answered by Lucy M 2
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Yes if he is fit.
I care for my budgie and get no benefits at all.
I will report you for claiming carers top up for a mad dog.
2007-07-08 05:57:04
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answered by Jewel 6
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if your husband CAN work, then he SHOULD!
2007-07-08 05:56:56
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answered by L 7
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