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The sources of money
- Different type of employment
- Full time
- working for all of the working day and
week, all year round except for paid
holidays
- working for all of the working day and
week, all year round except for paid
holidays
- Shifts
- Working the sifts fro
example morning
shifts
- Working the sifts fro
example morning
shifts
- Part time
- a few working
hours each day
- a few working
hours each day
- Casual work
- has no guarantee of work and is
called upon to work
- has no guarantee of work and is
called upon to work
- Self-emplayed
- Works for themselves
- Works for themselves
- Full time
- Income fro people who are not working
- EMA(Education Maintenance Allowance
- Available for students
- In full time education
- in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
- Available for students
- JSA (job seekers allowance)
- available for and actively seeking work
- between 18 years old
and State Pension age
- working less than 16 hours
a week on average
- available for and actively seeking work
- Income Support
- a single (lone) parent
- caring for someone
who is sick or elderly
- pregnant or have recently
given birth
- can work up to 16 hours
a week
- a single (lone) parent
- ESA(Employment and Support Allowance)
- disabled or unable to work because of illness
- disabled or unable to work because of illness
- Child Benefit
- child is under the age of 16
- or over the age 16 and
in full-time education
- child is under the age of 16
- Basic State Pension
- when you reach State Pension age
- when you reach State Pension age
- EMA(Education Maintenance Allowance
- Investment income
- Shares
- buy shares in a company
- dividend
- buy shares in a company
- bank or building society account
- receive interest
- investment is for a large amount of
money - better rate of interest
- receive interest
- Rent
- buy property with their money and rent it out
- buy property with their money and rent it out
- Shares
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