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means test query

NiamhDunk · 2009-09-30 00:18:56

23 just graduated, living at home with the parents, and just signed on last week. just wondering do the same rules apply for investments shares etc if living at home. i've about 6 thousand in the credit union and am just wondering will this still be exempt as its less than 20,000. or do those rules become disregarded if…

30-09-2009 12:18am

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NiamhDunk

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23 just graduated, living at home with the parents, and just signed on last week.

just wondering do the same rules apply for investments shares etc if living at home.

i've about 6 thousand in the credit union and am just wondering will this still be exempt as its less than 20,000. or do those rules become disregarded if your living at home....

thanks

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#2 30-09-2009 9:07am

Xiney

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your 6 grand still falls under the 20 000 limit, you're grand.

The only thing that changes when you're living at home under the age of 25 is that your parents' income is assessed as "benefit and privilege" for your means test.

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