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bluefete wrote:Joshie23 wrote:So indulge me..what defines a 'household'? If there are 2 or 3 families living in house, is everyone's income to be consolidated for the purposes of the Means Test or is it going to be broken down to the individual family units?
Everyone's income in the household will be considered for the means test, including pensioners.
bluefete wrote:bluefete wrote:Joshie23 wrote:So indulge me..what defines a 'household'? If there are 2 or 3 families living in house, is everyone's income to be consolidated for the purposes of the Means Test or is it going to be broken down to the individual family units?
Everyone's income in the household will be considered for the means test, including pensioners.
bluefete wrote:bluefete wrote:Joshie23 wrote:So indulge me..what defines a 'household'? If there are 2 or 3 families living in house, is everyone's income to be consolidated for the purposes of the Means Test or is it going to be broken down to the individual family units?
Everyone's income in the household will be considered for the means test, including pensioners.
Rivalry wrote:how will they judge the income of a home business?
Drea wrote:I think this is my main issue with this, we all know in our society we have very complex family structures. Its not always the simple nuclear family. Sometimes people have an aunt/uncle/cousin etc living with them. So are they meaning to consolidate all those people's incomes even if they technically live with me but in no way financially support you?
bluefete wrote:Drea wrote:I think this is my main issue with this, we all know in our society we have very complex family structures. Its not always the simple nuclear family. Sometimes people have an aunt/uncle/cousin etc living with them. So are they meaning to consolidate all those people's incomes even if they technically live with me but in no way financially support you?
All the income in a household will be counted as part of the means test.
Suppose, mammy and daddy not working but grandparents living in the same house have a pension. They will count the pension as income in the means test.
vaiostation wrote:^^^ Don't think so big man.
A large portion of persons from utt never get hired. When I completed my qualification there the class had about 50 persons, only 6 got jobs and after contracts ended only 2 had jobs. The job market isn't what it used to be (thanks to gate), it has become over saturated and most like will not return to the "good ole days" because nobody is investing in the economy. People just sitting around waiting for things to happen.
Best thing to do is have a small job and learn a new skill on the side or start a small business.
I just tired see people get caught up thinking having a degree or diploma guarantee someone a job. These schools just using people and feeding men dreams... after them get your money, salt...
vaiostation wrote:^^^ Don't think so big man.
A large portion of persons from utt never get hired. When I completed my qualification there the class had about 50 persons, only 6 got jobs and after contracts ended only 2 had jobs. The job market isn't what it used to be (thanks to gate), it has become over saturated and most like will not return to the "good ole days" because nobody is investing in the economy. People just sitting around waiting for things to happen.
Best thing to do is have a small job and learn a new skill on the side or start a small business.
I just tired see people get caught up thinking having a degree or diploma guarantee someone a job. These schools just using people and feeding men dreams... after them get your money, salt...
vaiostation wrote:^^^ Don't think so big man.
A large portion of persons from utt never get hired. When I completed my qualification there the class had about 50 persons, only 6 got jobs and after contracts ended only 2 had jobs. The job market isn't what it used to be (thanks to gate), it has become over saturated and most like will not return to the "good ole days" because nobody is investing in the economy. People just sitting around waiting for things to happen.
Best thing to do is have a small job and learn a new skill on the side or start a small business.
I just tired see people get caught up thinking having a degree or diploma guarantee someone a job. These schools just using people and feeding men dreams... after them get your money, salt...
vaiostation wrote:^^^ Don't think so big man.
A large portion of persons from utt never get hired. When I completed my qualification there the class had about 50 persons, only 6 got jobs and after contracts ended only 2 had jobs. The job market isn't what it used to be (thanks to gate), it has become over saturated and most like will not return to the "good ole days" because nobody is investing in the economy. People just sitting around waiting for things to happen.
Best thing to do is have a small job and learn a new skill on the side or start a small business.
I just tired see people get caught up thinking having a degree or diploma guarantee someone a job. These schools just using people and feeding men dreams... after them get your money, salt...
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:fcuk gate and degree...plant some garden and yuh set for life
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:fcuk gate and degree...plant some garden and yuh set for life
PapaC wrote:Other countries people have to take huge student loans to fund their education, then repay it after they complete.
Right here that was the norm before GATE, so i guess it's just back to the old way.
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