Gutcruncher wrote:
Look, for the billionth time, if you have Level 3 qualifications (e.g. A-levels) or higher, even if you are on benefits you get NO FREE EDUCATION COURSES. Look at the DWP website or phone the DWP if you don't believe me. How simple is that to understand?
I'm educated to Masters level. Since receiving that Masters I have attended a subsidised course at my local college. I don't need to call anyone to confirm that.
Gutcruncher wrote:
As for distance learning, I can't get a free or cut price Open University course. If you have a degree, even if you are on benefits, you don't get discounts from the OU.
I haven't mentioned the OU.
Gutcruncher wrote:
Do you actually know how little you get on benefits, and how far you have to spread the money? And that even if you amass savings (god knows how), the DWP only allows individuals £6000 savings before starting clawbacks? (Not that I have anywhere near that money.) If you honestly believe that a benefits claimant will be rolling in excess money, put down your Daily Mail and tune into Reality FM.
Do I know? Yes, I'm living it right now. You have previously said you don't leave your residence, don't go shopping etc. So if you are claiming everything you can claim (and you probably aren't seeing as you won't converse with the JC) then I'm still not sure how you can be skint, and be that way for 6 years.