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Hb my rent
Jessabell2017
Member Posts: 10 Listener
I got over payment of child tax and as usual didn't know until built up then they r deducting till April till then im under benefits cap i have bin awarded 50p towards my rent im expected to pay eest ofrent which is over 100pd i cant afford full rent as well as everything else so now im in arrears and got told they r evicting me an my 4 kids cos of this
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That isn’t good feel sorry for you sweetheart
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I was worried I would end up homeless but I will be getting supported living
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Life can be hard
expecilly when you don’t have a job and you want to buy your love ones gifts but can’t afford it it can be annoying and I keep loosing money from out of my coat pocket so from now on all my money will be in my purse -
I really want to get a job but my social worker said not to bother getting a job at the moment while I’m in education
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I really want to work so I can earn some cash
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