my husband is on incapacity benefit, i look after my two kids at home.If i work part time as a beauty consulta
will it affect our incapacity benefit.??? i would love to work as a beauty consultant as im a part-timemakeup consultancy student in college. Does anyone know if its worth me working or not

go to your local job centre and they can calculate what your on now and what you would be on if you worked and then you would know if you would be better off.
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any extra income will inevitably affect any benefits you are on,give the benefits office a ring,and discreetly ask for information on it.
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As far as I know there are actually two types of incapacity benefit, contribution-based and income-based and it depends partly which one your husband is on.
If he has qualified for the benefit from his own national insurance contributions his amount as such isn’t means tested, so wouldn’t be affected by your earnings, but if he’s claiming an add-on for you and the children that amount would. If he’s on income-based incapacity benefit because he didn’t have the qualifying national insurance contributions his amount could be affected by your earnings, if they are high enough.
But you need to get this checked out properly. The Jobcentre may be able to do a ‘better-off’ calculation for you,
but, a word of warning, Jobcentre staff are not able to be experts in all the complexities of the benefits system, so it is a good idea to back up anything they say, or don’t know, by making your own enquiries as well, for example, if there’s a Citizens’ Advice Bureau or Welfare Rights organisation in your area, or reading up on the regulations yourselves in the CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group) handbook which your local reference library should have, you can also buy one direct from the CPAG at a reduced rate if you’re claimants. (These are the handbooks that the people in the CAB and welfare rights organisations use themselves by the way!)
Good luck anyway.
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