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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:42 am | |
| AMEN!! I feel the same way, except im not a mum  wont be for a lil while. I have never recieved centrelink because my parents just earn above the cut off line. I had moved out of home and tried again for asistance but was declined because i was not kicked out of home or being abused so technically im still considered as my parents problem. Then i was told to prove i was independent so i got a job, started uni and saved 3 grand to be told i couldnt recieve any help as i now earn too much. thankfully now i can get something back for paying tax and working my butt off |
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DC

Number of posts: 4927 Location: Gallifrey Registration date: 2008-11-05
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:48 am | |
| from memory it was youth allowance so I may be in for a win!
With text books costing over $300 a semster that will be a def win!
I hear you Tory.
worked my arse off for the past 5 years when I finished school. Was working when at school too. Now I am a full time Uni student studying Law and I am unable to receive benifits becase Pom earns over $250 a week.
As a law student I am expected to do 48hrs of study per week. Also have the property to look after and to run around after Pom as he is totally undomesticated.
Not sure where I find the time to work. |
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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:12 am | |
| Here Here, I have been trying to fit everything in, studying (travelling to get there), working in between classes, the horses and then i might think about having some sleep after more study. Study is classed as a full-time job and then we have to work to afford everything. you should get it then, but i would just check with centrelink to make sure first. the government should reassess the cut off levels of the average income so more people can gain assistance. the only set-back is the time is going to take to get here. people who recieve centrelink payments approved for bonuses will get theirs in march and the others will recieve it in April, wicked Birthday pressie for me  |
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:27 am | |
| This is something that has really pissed me and my husband off, we missed out on teh $1000 bonus as we earned too much, however we know a family of 7 (2 parents 5 kids) who recieved $5000 and yet neither parent works, one is on disability and the other is claiming cares pension while workign full time (30hrs) for cash. We were disgusted to hear that the parents took the money that they got simply for having the kids and spent it on themselves. What the hell is wrong with people. Once again we miss out on any government assistance, cos we earn too much, we pay taxes so that the others can benifit. When do we get a fair go? |
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pepperhayden

Number of posts: 1488 Location: Aldinga Registration date: 2008-11-24
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Sun Feb 08, 2009 11:56 am | |
| Its all a load of Bullshit!!! Give the money to EVERYONE!! Why should the bums benifeit and the oldies get nothing. My situation is the same, income is too high, although mortgage gets a huge chunk! Well hey maybe we should all sit on our arses, in the gutter, needle in one arm, flaggon in the other and let the government and workers support us & our brady bunch family. |
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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Sun Feb 08, 2009 6:11 pm | |
| please don't i have enough clients at the present the only plus we have as the working class citizens is that we are going places in life. We can support ourselves and not rely on the government to help. There are third generation unemployed people who will always be in the system purely because of their family history, a lot can not get jobs because they do not have the skills or experience let alone the refs to get a job. No one will give them a fair go, don't get me wrong there are plenty out there who just don't want to work and expect that it is there god given right to work the system. I think eventually the government will work out that it does need to look after the working class as we keep the money turning. |
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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 11:54 am | |
| http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/751546/new-stimulus-package-goes- to-senate
it has been passed yay |
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fitgirl75

Number of posts: 1421 Location: South East Registration date: 2008-09-29
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 12:34 pm | |
| Woohoo I can get some more hay to stock up for the horseys! |
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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 1:08 pm | |
| i'll be buying a new bridle for arnie and more yellow stuff for griffin lol |
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foxontherun

Number of posts: 2427 Age: 29 Location: on the run Registration date: 2008-09-27
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 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:01 pm | |
| lol my $900 will be going in the savings account so I can get a new car! I sold mine to pay my vets bill, and now need a new one haha |
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Tory

Number of posts: 269 Age: 23 Location: Napperby Registration date: 2008-12-07
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:11 pm | |
| what car u looking for terra, i have a festiva and a focus for sale 4-cyclinders cheap cars to run lol |
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:16 pm | |
| Nah need another towing vehicle  Had a VR commodore before. I'm actually after a ute this time too, sick of throwing hay bales in a boot haha |
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possum

Number of posts: 3170 Age: 47 Location: mmmm! Beautiful South Australia!! Registration date: 2009-01-08
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Mon Mar 23, 2009 5:54 pm | |
| Well thanks mr krudd you just paid for Daisy!!! yay!!
now let me count the ways ~ have 2 snot crotters (children / darlings) ~ should be worthy of 2 payments ~ have a small business and paid tax last year so am counting the silly dollars now
by the time krudd is finished i should have a heard!
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Captain Nikki

Number of posts: 3458 Age: 40 Location: Aldinga Beach, soon to be Seaford! Registration date: 2008-12-06
 | Subject: Re: low incomers benefit from this. Mon Mar 23, 2009 6:14 pm | |
| | fitgirl75 wrote: | I am wrapped that for once "I" a single, not a parent full time working person actually gets something finally!!! About bloody time! No offense to all the mum's and Dad's out there but I get quite disgruntled with all the baby bonuses and $1000 hand outs just for having a kid.
Where's my bloody bonus for working full time and paying taxes while all these people are popping out kids! Thanks Kev! it will be a huge help to myself and alot of others out there. |
Agreed there fitgirl! After working & paying tax for over 15 years it's about time. I'd be better off financially if i'd just sat on my arse for the last 8 years & popped out a few kids. |
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