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abd
Junior Member
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 Posted - 11 June 2009 : 20:47:31
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Hi ,Iam a discharged BR.2 month ago I was sent a form to assess my IPA-as I left my previous job and now earn far less-
my previous expenditure is a bit higher than my current salary,but my wife may get a money in her bank account from her parent;s sold overseas property and maybe able to contribute to our household expenses now.As she is not employed ,just a house wife -can I ad her contribution to the IPA questiionaire .please advise
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leakie
Junior Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 12 June 2009 : 00:46:43
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Hi Abd
I don't think that you will have to include the sale of the house on your I & E as it is not an income it is a windfall for your wife.her status has not change from before
if you have a wind fall I belive you would also be able to keep it as you are disharged
All the best
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abd
Junior Member
284 Posts |
Posted - 12 June 2009 : 22:36:38
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| Thanks for your reply leakie ,but the problem is my new job's income is below my previous one ,but my expenses are the same if not more .how would I justify paying for the extra as the only way to afford a living now is to use my wife's current money from the house sale .I can not list expenses more than my income, could I? |
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leakie
Junior Member
United Kingdom
158 Posts |
Posted - 13 June 2009 : 05:08:09
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Hi adb
I understand what you are saying,
But it was you who went BR and not your wife,
I am not dischagred at the moment but if my wife had a windfall they can not take that into account,
but I could benifit from it,
The IPA is based on YOUR Income and Expenature, as you say that your wife, has no income. it is base on your income alone.
At the moment my income is lower than my expenature, but my parents have been helping me out to make up the difference,
hope this helps.
all the best
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