@meg_bxnnie: Responding to hate comments #UniversalCredit #Fyp #SingleMum #HateComments #satire

b i n d u 🧚🏼‍♀️ :

Even after working full time (37/hrs a week) as a Medical Receptionist I make around £1.8k/month. You getting £3.5k in universal credit alone is beyond wilderness to me

Ashley :

denisedalgleish3 :

how is this possible?

XLeanne Jean :

I work as a scientific engineer, I’ve got a BSc and a Masters. I pay high tax. This is upsetting more than you understand. People arnt mad at you they are frustrated that your earning similar to a GP after tax. We worked so hard to get established in our fields we reluctantly have to put our kids into childcare. We miss out on time with them and earn less. It’s an incredibly unfair system. 😢

Sally-Lou :

Tell me why im working

jessica_norah :

3.5K per month?! what is the point in even working at this rate, that’s over 1.5K more than I get working full time!

user8955424843297 :

we are involved if we are paying taxes

Sarah :

I might aswell give up my job im wasting my time trying to make ends meet

user8532429933062 :

I earn that money after two university degrees, one PhD, and one registration with a professional body, and working 10 hours a day. Something is not right with the system, however, I am not blaiming you! Good on you for being a good mum

Leanne Smith :

3.5 k is wild

Baconisgoodformedamnit :

3.5k is just insane

Maz :

£3,500 a month is £60k a year salary gross

Tinnute :

£3.5k from UC?? That’s where my 50% of taxes are going. And I can’t afford a child. 😂😂😂😂

Chloe | Mom | healthier life🌸 :

3.5k makes me feel sick. I work my ass off for £1.5k a month as a TA, because it's the only job that fits around my kids...

Burt Smith :

don't worry about other people there just jealous by the way your fit 😁

Vorny :

This is rage bait right?! 🤷🏻‍♀️

eves1980 :

I don’t know why you have to tell the world how much benefit you get!!

user1835171341592 :

That’s a joke

Firyal :

This is not your issue this is an issue with the system. I work full time with two kids under 2, and I earn that much after being a professional and paying national insurance and 40% tax. My husband is self employed and we both pay in to the system. So this is upsetting for people like us, but it’s not your fault. It’s the system.

Charlotte :

Not a hate comment but me and my partner don’t earn near that - both working? Might as well quit our jobs and split up at this rate

Alex K :

How do you get 3.5k a month when there's a benefit cap that's about half that?

Hyperknight56 :

I need to stop working.

nik :

I work Full time as a teacher with student loan and I earn 50k. What did I do wrong!?

pip_devil :

I love this creator because she’s helping more people realise how out of control benefits are, and will push more to vote reform and sort the system out

Sun :

thats a lot of money!! I work a stressfull 35hr week and get nowhere near that!