I’m thinking now about just how far it always seems there is to go.

 £32,244 and using a food-bank? Worried as this appears to myself ridiculous something in my life hearing far too much. I earned a lot less than that for most of my Community and youth work career ,so did many of my colleagues.

Around less than a 1/3 of that presently.

Reading lot like this comment and these wages, so If true, which the wage may be,but using money in some wasteful method is likely,

Left wondering why learning how to budget and priorities is not more informally discussed, with examples of how people are budgeting.

Please l am asking out of my own ignorance, just help me show me this slowly, show me the way to believe that people cannot get by on the wages like 34 thousand

That what matters. in this world has more people claim poverty plus further more are struggling, what have l missed that has already happened.

Fire Brigades Union
Dec 29, 2022
NEW: Freedom of Information requests reveal that Chief Fire Officers are on average on £148,000 - whilst many ordinary firefighters, on £32,244, are forced to food-banks.

 

Martin Lewis

UPDATE: On the £900 cost of living payment for 8m on means-tested benefits. It'll come in 3 installments

- £301 'Spring' 23 (as its for the next tax year, it'll be after 6 April)

- £300 'Autumn' 23 (I'd guess Oct/Nov)

- £299 'Spring' 24 (I'd guess before tax year ends on 6 April)

I’m thinking now about just

how far it always seems there is to go.