Discuss A question on benefits... at the Armed Forces Redundancy Scheme 2010 forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Say I leave the Armed Forces with a £80k pay out and £6.5k pension.
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To claim benefits, you need to be working less than 16 hours a week (which you would be) and have less than 16k savings (which i suspect you'll have more than)
Bout £65.45 per wk for 182 days. It changes next week by a matter of a couple of quid.
You will be entitled to it because its not means tested like JSA income based which is what AM is describing above. Basically you get you NI contributions back for six months on conts based JSA.
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To claim benefits, you need to be working less than 16 hours a week (which you would be) and have less than 16k savings (which i suspect you'll have more than)
Do what millions of immigrants do, bank it abroad.
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If you are in possession of a passport from romania, somalia or the outer fringes of the nile delta, then you will be quids in mate, as it stands you are probably entitled to an interview with an 18year old yoof, who will spend hours going through bullshit paperwork, and then register you as a malingering anti government activist , on the grounds that you failed to take the employment offered as a trainee job centre yoof on minimum wage. You will be entitled i believe to have your NI contributions paid if unemployed, don't quote me though, having luckily never been unemployed, unemployable by anyone else yes!!!
Do what millions of immigrants do, bank it abroad.
On a contributions based benefits it doesn't work. They'll know you've been made redundant so will want to know where its gone and ask you to provide evidence. Besides, its still capital available to you so still wouldn't be able to claim.
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