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morgansacre
post 09/11/2012, 10:28 AM
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Ok, I have edited this, because as I said I was wrong....

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FiveAus
post 09/11/2012, 10:36 AM
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Ummm no, it doesn't go up. It no longer reduces to the base rate as it used to before the rules changed.

If she wants her own income, she should get a part time job.
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post 09/11/2012, 10:40 AM
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Why on earth should the Gvt be giving teenagers money. Surely their parents are still supporting them?
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post 09/11/2012, 10:41 AM
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Why on earth should the Gvt be giving teenagers money. Surely their parents are still supporting them?


Or they are getting weekend jobs?
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post 09/11/2012, 10:42 AM
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If she wants her own income, she should get a part time job.


I was under the impression youth allowance was an allowance paid to assist with things like school books, uniforms etc if still at school because FTB ceased or reduced once 16??? (please correct me if i am wrong), and not as a disposal income for your daughter.
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JillyJellyBean
post 09/11/2012, 10:42 AM
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I got my first job at 16. I cant see why we should be encouraging young people to take handouts, but to be self sufficient.
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PrincessPeach
post 09/11/2012, 10:43 AM
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Because the government is trying to encourage more people to work & not live off benefits.

I know when I went through school most parents were whinging because the kids got centrelink & they lost their payments, but they still had to pay for their food & education expenses, the kids didn't.
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post 09/11/2012, 10:43 AM
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I guess I'm missing the point too. Why should your daughter be given money from the government while she is studying and you are supporting her (and receiving FTB) so she can save for a car?
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morgansacre
post 09/11/2012, 10:43 AM
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I'm only saying what the two ladies told me separately at Centrelink.

Ok, sorry I'm wrong, I thought the Youth Allowance was for the kids to buy school stuff, to help with TAFE while still at school, etc etc. My other children managed to save a bit to pay for a cheap first car as well.

Lynn

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SarahM72
post 09/11/2012, 10:44 AM
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I agree with the government stance. A child doesn't need a government allowance of their own if they are living with parents, especially not for things like buying a car. Seriously, that is what a job is for.
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