Can I come off benefits completely with parents financial support?
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this is good advice for the most part, but worth adding Labour is not a left wing party. Burnham realistically won't be able to implement a wealth tax because the party is controlled by the same people woh control the Tories.
in your situation, sounds like you're best coming off UC asap, as realistically a wealth tax won't happen till after Reform gets in and destroys the UK next election.
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It's very difficult to tell which way the world will go politically, things can change quickly and in ways that we're not expecting. I think it's important not to assume that things will go any particular way at this stage as this can easily become worrying for lots of people.
It's a really personal decision and I'm sure there's lots to think about, but I'm sure you'll be able to come to a decision that works best for you @lostinthisworld. Hope it goes well whatever you decide!
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