Family advice

OCTOBER, 2009

 ONE MORE HOUR AND YOU WILL LOOS YOUR HOUSING BENEFIT

OCTOBER, 2009

 ONE MORE HOUR AND YOU WILL LOOS YOUR HOUSING BENEFIT

DID YOU KNOW

Too many workers who working for 16 hours a week can claim for housing benefit only and only if they rented a house but if you have a mortgage you get nile

very strange matter come up with housing benefit make me very interest about specially when i knew some friends who's been working part time and they couldn't manage to get help with mortgage payment so all what they did is ask to work for 15 hours or they will leave and find another jobs ,it is very hard this days to find a full time a job with reasonable wage ,recently i have spoke to one of the MP and sent him an email regarding this matter and he respond that he unable to help or even looking at the subject so o contacted the scottish government and since no reply finally i have decided to warn every one in uk about the job centre misleading and faults information when advising you to move to family tax credit and advice you that you will get a housing benefit ,IT IS NOT TRUE ONLY IF YOUR HOME IS RENTED , but if you had a good days and mange to buy a house and have a mortgage then you get nothing at all why personally i have no idea and it seems there is no interest or even concern about it ,if you did ask about the the number of repossessed home this days you will find there is too many were working part time as they couldn't find a full time jobs and they received no housing benefit what so ever so who's responsible about what happen to them only because they did work for 16 hours instated of 15

SO WHAT IS government WANT AND WHAT SHOULD I DO

simply if you have a mortgage either work full time if you can otherwise work less than 16 hours even 15 hours ,the reason is when you work for 15 hours you still under the job seeker benefit but as soon as you reach 16 hours you will move to family tax credit ,the job seekers allowance you will be able to claim for housing benefit for your mortgage payment but as soon as you move to family tax credit you will not be intitle to a housing benefit for mortgage payment ,only for rented homes or flats but not for mortgage payer

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posted by INQUIRY@WESTLOTHIANCAB.CO.UK  October 05, 2009 9:33 PM  SOCIAL AND FAMILY  comments (0)