Bedroom tax, new thread !

[thered]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

Realistically I think the Government are happy to bring this in as they realise it won't hurt as many people as the opposition are making out. We all hear about there being no jobs yet look how many immigrants managed to get work.

Even just looking around my local area and the lads that I know who are unemployed and by this I mean never had a real job since they left school. Everyone has made it a life choice as they know they have a better life than by working. They openly take the piss out of me as they worked out by the time they had their council tax, rent and other benefits they are on the same money as me. Add to this they do one cash in hand job a day and they beat my money hands down.

Their average day consists of getting out of bed about 11am, going to the bookies, clean a few windows or cars etc cash in hand. Hit the pub and do dogy deals. A few of them even have their rent paid for them yet live with their girlfriends in their tax payer funded flat. Then you wonder why there's not enough accomodation.

Thats not far from the truth as fat as i can see

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[thered]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

my mate worked for 35 years and paid rent on his house 25 years in a tin house built for temp accom 50 years ago now gen disabled for three yrs lives on ?90 or so still has payfor elec/gas lives amongst friends now will have to move to a flat dont seem fair to me
appy

If he is genuinly disabled he will get nearly ?200 a week. He can afford it , if not he will get ?100 a week mimimum easy afford it
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[Bulld0g]

If he is genuinly disabled he will get nearly ?200 a week. He can afford it , if not he will get ?100 a week mimimum easy afford it
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When you say "genuinely" m8, what do you mean? Do you mean someone has assessed him as having no legs and arms but a big nose that could be used to type on a keyboard?

[Shady]

When you say "genuinely" m8, what do you mean? Do you mean someone has assessed him as having no legs

why bring maca into this?

[maca]

I havent got a nose you stnuc

[tshirtman]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

If he is genuinly disabled he will get nearly ?200 a week. He can afford it , if not he will get ?100 a week mimimum easy afford it
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do you know his m8??

if you don't, how the hell do you know his circumstances.

like I said earlier, you seem to think you know everything about everything
housing -
benefits -
your a medical expert

there's no end to your knowledge

[maca]

Its a nasty thread this is if i had legs i'd kick a few people in here ....

[thered]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

do you know his m8??

if you don't, how the hell do you know his circumstances.

like I said earlier, you seem to think you know everything about everything
housing -
benefits -
your a medical expert

there's no end to your knowledge

I know through experience and im sure a bit of googling about benefit you will know the same its common knowledge any one can find ir out

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[thered]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

Minimum is ?100 A week for having a big nose if thats what you are on sick for if you have no arms and no legs you will get over ?200 a week

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[Bulld0g]

Is that a given or is it subject to scrutiny?

[thered]

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Depends when you applied if you apply before april this year you can get about ?70 for care and about ?55 mobility if you are genuine with doctors notes you will get this. If applied after this april you will have to have tests. You can also have a carer too or not and keep money. Anyone who is on esa and passed test wilk get ?100 min up t0 ?120 plus they can have disability money and keep carers money if required. If they cant pass test not much wrong imo i passed it ok and 56% pass appeal.

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[Bulld0g]

So is this a genuine test or a passport to benefits? Are you genuinely sick or are you abusing the system to get benefits you don't really qualifiy for?

[thered]

Re: Bedroom tax, new thread !

Depends when you applied if you apply before april this year you can get about ?70 for care and about ?55 mobility if you are genuine with doctors notes you will get this. If applied after this april you will have to have tests. You can also have a carer too or not and keep money. Anyone who is on esa and passed test wilk get ?100 min up t0 ?120 plus they can have disability money and keep carers money if required. If they cant pass test not much wrong imo i passed it ok and 56% pass appeal.

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Btw forgot to add that disability is on sliding scale you may get less. But as the thread ws about genuine disabled thought i would show disablef rate

Anything less minimum is ?100 and goes up rapidly depending ob how far your disability gets you but its possible to get nearly '?300 a week the two hundred was an average imo

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[thered]

So is this a genuine test or a passport to benefits? Are you genuinely sick or are you abusing the system to get benefits you don't really qualifiy for?

I qualified for support group esa with no problem no appeal ?105 a week

If Mrs red didnt live with me id get ?120

I get no housing benefit and no council tax benefit

mrs red earns about ?106 a week


I do not cry, in fact i could probably get a lot more in dla

As for legitamacy thats for courts to decide. i did not need them though i had enough medical evidence to support me without it

56% of claims are won on appeal


Anyone who is genuinely ****ed is guaranteed anything from ?100 to ?300 a week dependant on circumstance


And probably rent and c/tax benefit

hardly poverty m8


I have worked for less

[thered]

quite agree but you will find that it is not them that are hit it is the genuine ones that now are recently disabled that are made to have rigorous six month checkups while those that have took the pi"" have new cars and LOADS MORE BENEFITS
hit the right people
appy

Everyone will have check ups



Same as ESA (which Labour brought in)


If your classed as fit your screwed unless you appeal


Appeal money is backdated


56% win appeal


If you are ill and can prove it at doctors you will have no problem tbh


Its usually the ones who have had mobility for years for no reason see this as a problem


If it weeds some out i dont see the problem, isnt that what we are after?


Make it for genuine claimants only?


from what i read PIP tests will be for 1 to 5 years anyway depending on whether symptoms are likely to improve or not

not everybody will be ill for 40 years