Because quite often they're not true or they're purposefully misleading to spread the Tory antibenefit agenda
There's usually miscalculations or things the OP doesn't admit to for a few pages, I haven't checked if that's happened here.
Ultimately. UC tops up workers wages to a benefit cap. It's influenced by rent, landlord status, number of children, childcare payments etc.
A parent of 2 kids with a rent of 600 in private rent and a childcare bill of 1k a month will get fat more than a single parent to 1 child with a rent of 400 in social housing and a childcare bill of £0 a month.
They also handily often forget the benefit cap and the LHA rates affecting Bedroom entitlement.
It's the same old tropes spread by biased morons.
If you post just the figures and not the details, it looks a lot and people kneejerk response with anti benefit hyperbole about how it's better to scrounge etc. When you look into the detail, it tells a different story.
Here's some UC figures:
Unemployment element for an adult £334 a month. To pay gas, electric, food, clothing, hygeine, rent shortfall, council tax etc.
If anyone here thinks that's a princely sum so you're better off unemployed... Go for it.. quit your job and claim.. put money where mouth is.