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The Sun say's
If she pays for it why not?
She spent £2,000 last xmas on present but £1,500 was borrowed and she still owes £1,100.
She tried working and is signing on looking for work.
And this year she will spend on present using money she saved and borrowed.
Much like any other working family would do.
She claims Jobseekers Allowance according to the Sun but is entitled to claim Income Support instead and not have to seek work. She chooses to be avaliable for work and so is entitled to such benefits.
The Sun say's
She will be using her benefits and thinks she has the same rights to have a good Christmas as those who go out to work
If she pays for it why not?
She spent £2,000 last xmas on present but £1,500 was borrowed and she still owes £1,100.
Last year, Siobhan spent £2,000 at Christmas £500 on each of her two sons, £400 on herself and the rest on her family and parties.
"I saved a little and borrowed £1,500 on credit. I still owe £1,100 of what I borrowed but it doesn't matter. If I had a job or not, I'd still be in debt.
She tried working and is signing on looking for work.
"I had big plans for my career but I accidentally fell pregnant and motherhood became my life.
"At first I didn't want to go on benefits and did everything I could to avoid them because I was too proud. But there is no work here and now nearly all my friends are in council housing and on benefits.
She says: "If I got a job, it would only be on minimum wage and I would have to pay rent, bills and childcare. It would be a stupid thing to do.
"I live in one of the poorest counties in England. There is no work and even if I did have a job it would be minimum wage and I couldn't afford childcare.
And this year she will spend on present using money she saved and borrowed.
This year Siobhan has saved £500 for Christmas and will raise the rest by using high interest loans and credit cards, as well as some money lent to her by a relative
Siobhan says: "As long as I pay the minimum monthly payments on my credit cards, I am able to get more loans and cards. I also get money from local loan sharks, but they have higher interest.
Much like any other working family would do.
And she's not alone 33 per cent of Brits will cover the entire cost of Christmas on credit cards
She claims Jobseekers Allowance according to the Sun but is entitled to claim Income Support instead and not have to seek work. She chooses to be avaliable for work and so is entitled to such benefits.