Teh One Who Knocks
01-30-2015, 12:05 PM
Oliver Wheaton for Metro.co.uk
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A mother-of eight-who receives £2,000 of benefits a month has spoken of her outrage of being ‘forced to work’ following the new welfare caps.
Work-shy Marie Buchan, who once posted a picture on her Facebook page – calling herself ‘Welfare Queen’ with Benefits Street star White Dee – is dismayed that the cuts will cost her £3,000-a-year, and has made an appointment at the Jobcentre to look for work.
However if Marie, 33, works for 16 hours a week she will still qualify for her raft of state hand-outs.
Yesterday Marie, who has not ruled out having a ninth baby by a surrogate which could mean she could rake in even more cash, moaned about having to look for her first ever job.
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She said: “This benefits cap is getting out of control. I have an appointment with the Jobcentre next week and it will be my first ever job. I am being forced into work.
“I think you are going to get similar cases as to what happened with the bedroom tax – people taking their own life due to the financial pressures they are feeling. It will hit people that hard.
Marie, from Birmingham, also told of how she had to turn down a 16-hour-a-week cleaning job because he children ‘didn’t want to get ready’ in the morning.
Last year Marie appeared on Channel 5 show ‘Benefits Britain: Life on the Dole’ where she claimed she worked a 21-hour day looking after the children, who are all under 13.
She also admitted to racking up £1,000 of debt after buying her children dozens of gifts over Christmas.
http://i.imgur.com/pDAIEyf.jpg
A mother-of eight-who receives £2,000 of benefits a month has spoken of her outrage of being ‘forced to work’ following the new welfare caps.
Work-shy Marie Buchan, who once posted a picture on her Facebook page – calling herself ‘Welfare Queen’ with Benefits Street star White Dee – is dismayed that the cuts will cost her £3,000-a-year, and has made an appointment at the Jobcentre to look for work.
However if Marie, 33, works for 16 hours a week she will still qualify for her raft of state hand-outs.
Yesterday Marie, who has not ruled out having a ninth baby by a surrogate which could mean she could rake in even more cash, moaned about having to look for her first ever job.
http://i.imgur.com/OLw8SKH.jpg
She said: “This benefits cap is getting out of control. I have an appointment with the Jobcentre next week and it will be my first ever job. I am being forced into work.
“I think you are going to get similar cases as to what happened with the bedroom tax – people taking their own life due to the financial pressures they are feeling. It will hit people that hard.
Marie, from Birmingham, also told of how she had to turn down a 16-hour-a-week cleaning job because he children ‘didn’t want to get ready’ in the morning.
Last year Marie appeared on Channel 5 show ‘Benefits Britain: Life on the Dole’ where she claimed she worked a 21-hour day looking after the children, who are all under 13.
She also admitted to racking up £1,000 of debt after buying her children dozens of gifts over Christmas.