| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! 06:19 - Oct 31 with 9101 views | gtsb1966 |
Yes I know the lady has a disability and wants to work but can't so it's not a dig at her but that's a ridiculous amount of money. Millions don't even earn that working 40 hours a week.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyv8y68e25o [Post edited 31 Oct 6:21]
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| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:30 - Oct 31 with 536 views | J2BLUE |
My pay rise is the first victim of the budget. Just been confirmed to be 1.69%.
I will be politely pointing out that is an insult on Monday. |  |
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| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:35 - Oct 31 with 509 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 17:54 - Oct 31 by BanksterDebtSlave |
Hmmmmm......how about smaller profits? |
What record profits - a handful of MN commodity firms. You missed the fact that inflation has driven a record number of SME’s out of business in the UK in the last couple of years (more than in the GFC). That’s the wider story for the economy, and where MOST people are employed. Does nobody read ffs, much easier to steam in with a dogma filled, irrelevant one liner. |  | | |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:35 - Oct 31 with 509 views | noggin |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 17:47 - Oct 31 by Leaky |
Was that a yes or no donating your capitalist gain to Ukraine |
Consider it done. |  |
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| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:36 - Oct 31 with 508 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 16:22 - Oct 31 by BlueBadger |
Some of the people on here are are going to be fücking furious when they find out what the royal family 'earns'. [Post edited 31 Oct 16:34]
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Pfttt the Royals had a mere 87m out of the public purse last year. Nobody would ever visit London without them…or something like that. | | | |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:47 - Oct 31 with 472 views | Hugoagogo_Reborn |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 09:20 - Oct 31 by FrimleyBlue |
If it gives the individual a better financial footing then yes they should explore it. |
There are plenty of reasons why financial improvement does not trump having a support network. I'd rather be skint than lonely and without people I love around me. However, that doesn't mean I'm happy being skint. As a self employed business, I've suffered multiple times over the years losing contracts out of the blue because people can no longer afford the service I offer and give little notice before dropping you. Maybe I should have had a crystal ball to plan my finances better or move to another town and start again.
It's never usually that simple.
Dislocation and disconnection are some of the root causes of dysfunction in society, particularly in the mental health and physical health sectors. Relocation or 'better financial planning' are rarely realistic solutions to complex situations. [Post edited 31 Oct 19:18]
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| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:47 - Oct 31 with 466 views | Leaky |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:35 - Oct 31 by noggin |
Consider it done. |
Yes but how much you can obviously afford it paying £8.00 a pint for beer |  | | |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:52 - Oct 31 with 432 views | noggin |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:47 - Oct 31 by Leaky |
Yes but how much you can obviously afford it paying £8.00 a pint for beer |
I don't drink in cheap bars. | |
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| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:55 - Oct 31 with 418 views | noggin |
| £33,000 a year on benefits!!! on 18:30 - Oct 31 by J2BLUE |
My pay rise is the first victim of the budget. Just been confirmed to be 1.69%.
I will be politely pointing out that is an insult on Monday. |
That's an insult any day of the week, tbh. | |
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