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The sources of money
1 Different type of employment
1.1 Full time
1.1.1 working for all of the working day and
week, all year round except for paid
holidays
1.2 Shifts
1.2.1 Working the sifts fro
example morning
shifts
1.3 Part time
1.3.1 a few working
hours each day
1.4 Casual work
1.4.1 has no guarantee of work and is
called upon to work
1.5 Self-emplayed
1.5.1 Works for themselves
2 Income fro people who are not working
2.1 EMA(Education Maintenance Allowance
2.1.1 Available for students
2.1.2 In full time education
2.1.3 in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
2.2 JSA (job seekers allowance)
2.2.1 available for and actively seeking work
2.2.2 between 18 years old
and State Pension age
2.2.3 working less than 16 hours
a week on average
2.3 Income Support
2.3.1 a single (lone) parent
2.3.2 caring for someone
who is sick or elderly
2.3.3 pregnant or have recently
given birth
2.3.4 can work up to 16 hours
a week
2.4 ESA(Employment and Support Allowance)
2.4.1 disabled or unable to work because of illness
2.5 Child Benefit
2.5.1 child is under the age of 16
2.5.2 or over the age 16 and
in full-time education
2.6 Basic State Pension
2.6.1 when you reach State Pension age
3 Investment income
3.1 Shares
3.1.1 buy shares in a company
3.1.2 dividend
3.2 bank or building society account
3.2.1 receive interest
3.2.2 investment is for a large amount of
money - better rate of interest
3.3 Rent
3.3.1 buy property with their money and rent it out