CCA
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Well there is about 4 pages about that
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John_C
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Originally posted by Karen
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Originally posted by John_C
not sure if this has been added but families are entitled to claim benefit even if they were working. i live with a family where the women earns 65k a yr and still gets sumthing like 20-30 quid a week (i think a week!) for each child.
£39.47
You get that regardless of whether u work or not
is that a week???
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Karen
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Originally posted by John_C
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Originally posted by Karen
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Originally posted by John_C
not sure if this has been added but families are entitled to claim benefit even if they were working. i live with a family where the women earns 65k a yr and still gets sumthing like 20-30 quid a week (i think a week!) for each child.
£39.47
You get that regardless of whether u work or not
is that a week???
Yeah it is
I got it when I worked and still get it now
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Brett
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Yes, everyone gets that up until kid grows up
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Karen
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Till they are 18
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Jason Iles
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
Yes, everyone gets that up until kid grows up
Mother must still be getting mine then 
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Brett
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Originally posted by Jason Iles
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
Yes, everyone gets that up until kid grows up
Mother must still be getting mine then
I said grows up because I wasn't sure it it was 16 or 18
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Jason Iles
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Lynny
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Originally posted by Russ
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
hate people who whinge about money but wont do anything about it, when i was doing four A-levels i still worked up to 90 hours a week
fuk off... your telling me you worked 12 hours a day everyday aswell as working 6-8hours a day at college 5 days a week. i'd love to insult you more, but a pig just hit my chimney
no didnt work 12 hours per day, worked up to 18 hours some days and less others. insult all you like, likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i love the way someone on the internet knows my life better than me pmsl! and those who do knwo me will know im not bullshitting as i ended up in hopsital with a burst stomach ulcer from stress. so keep your stupid little comments to yourself when you know nothing
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day 
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Jason Iles
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day
She said 29 hour shift not day 
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Lynny
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day
im at wetherspoons now and longest shift iv done there is 9am-1am, 12 hours is supposed to be our limit. money is canny tho  i hate short shifts, prefer to do a few 12-12's per week
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Cosmo
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quote:
Originally posted by Jason Iles
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day
She said 29 hour shift not day
ahh...she said on xmas day she did a 29hr shift, not xmas day and boxing day
Dont worry I knew what she meant was just being arsey
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Lynny
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by Jason Iles
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day
She said 29 hour shift not day
ahh...she said on xmas day she did a 29hr shift, not xmas day and boxing day
Dont worry I knew what she meant was just being arsey
was actually xmas eve and xmas day i spent boxing day in bed ill
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Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
was actually xmas eve and xmas day i spent boxing day in bed ill
dont blame you, I would of spent the next week in bed ill!
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Jason Iles
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by Jason Iles
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
likes of xmas day i worked a 29 hour shift. i
I feel Im missing out on 5 hours a day
She said 29 hour shift not day
ahh...she said on xmas day she did a 29hr shift, not xmas day and boxing day
Dont worry I knew what she meant was just being arsey
so she did
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Lynny
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
was actually xmas eve and xmas day i spent boxing day in bed ill
dont blame you, I would of spent the next week in bed ill!
month later i was in hospital with burst stomach ulcer new years eve i did a similar shift, that was more fun though
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Paul_J
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hehe  top Thread
I know it wasn't supposed to - but some of the insults being thrown about in this thread just made laugh
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stuartmitchell
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Originally posted by Karen
Same as what I said
Dont see how u can be so hard up for money though 
You work and have a car AND get student loans but still borrow money off your mum all the time
I dont work, managed to run a car and have a house to look after, bills etc and plus bringing up a kid and dont see me struggling or borrowing or complaining
you still owe me £10
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stuartmitchell
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by Karen
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Originally posted by Cosmo
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Originally posted by Karen
I aint on the dole though!
Im not directing it at you, just generally. Plus dole or not benefits are benefits.
I get income support, same thing that disabled people get
Not anything to do with the dole
what disability do you have?! Income support is the same as being on the dole, you get money for not having a job.
you get more money on benefits than the dole
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stuartmitchell
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Originally posted by Karen
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
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Originally posted by Karen
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
I am digging at people. Get a job you lay-about pieces of crap. I don't care about your circumstances or if you have kids.
I aint going to go out and get a job to earn no extra money and be away from my son 5 days a week and by time we get home he has to go to bed so I get basically no time with him 
The government will pay 75% of the childcare costs and you'd still be seen as making an effort and working like the rest of us. Deal with it. Will be a lovely kid growin up on a council estate anyway
Yes but by time I pay rent etc Id be walking away with no more money than I get now
I dont stay on a council estate 
you would still be contributing though, plenty girls I know got pregnant and are single mums, they didnt go on benefits because they wanted to work hard and not be accused of mooching off the tax payer. Your quite clever Karen, it wouldnt be impossible to get a decent job and start a career instead of fcuking about
Motivational talk for the day 
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Karen
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As already said if u read the bloody post I cant get a job because of where I stay ffs
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Kerry
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Originally posted by Edd
this is coming from a person who knows the system
a single mother is better off being on benefits than out working
excuse me i am a single mother and i work 9 til 3 every day and i dont get a single benefit
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Cosmo
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quote:
Originally posted by Kerry
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Originally posted by Edd
this is coming from a person who knows the system
a single mother is better off being on benefits than out working
excuse me i am a single mother and i work 9 til 3 every day and i dont get a single benefit
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Karen
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Originally posted by Kerry
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Originally posted by Edd
this is coming from a person who knows the system
a single mother is better off being on benefits than out working
excuse me i am a single mother and i work 9 til 3 every day and i dont get a single benefit
What about your tax credits?
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