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House help? Please

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idontknowmyusernameanymore · 16/05/2015 03:16

Hi.

I'm 15 weeks pregnant and live with my partner and I earn £1,100 a month, 40 hour a week job. For now though where I'm pregnant (Hyeperemesis) and haven't been there long enough for sick pay at the end of this month I'll have around £500, hopefully next month have my full wage.

I want to move out of this house, on my own into my own house without his help/particularly telling him, I'm too stressed during pregnancy and I want a safe secure environment to get ready to give birth/raise my child in.

Obviously I can't do that on my own salary so looked up benefits calculator and I would be entitled to have about £900 a month in working tax credit and housing benefit? Question is will they start giving it to me whilst I'm living with my partner? I don't know how I'd manage to afford to move out and then claim the benefit if you see what I mean? Any suggestions on what I could do?

Thank you in advance. Please do not judge, I'm trying to do my best in a difficult situation, I do work full time so I'm not just after benefits.

OP posts:
Fluffycloudland77 · 16/05/2015 08:13

Ring them up and ask, also contact shelter. They will have good advice for you.

idontknowmyusernameanymore · 16/05/2015 13:56

Thank you for your help!

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Quitelikely · 16/05/2015 14:14

Can't you move in with friends?

The only other way you can do it is by telling your dp its over and stay in the same house but not as a couple. Then once your claim is made move out

makeawish2 · 16/05/2015 16:34

Hi..good advice given already and hope you get help ...I apologise if I've misunderstood when you said in your post you are wanting a "safe and secure environment". ..if you are unsafe at the moment please ring woman's aid today for their help and support..congratulations on your pregnancy x

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