I'm turning 18 in a month and my dad said I have to find a job and move out because I decided to not go to university.
I know nothing about renting a house/paying bills etc. And I can't ask my dad because he's an asshole and we hate each other.
So how do I do it? Anything important I have to keep in mind? How much money should I save up?
Is it really hard to move out? UK?
2017-02-12 12:05 am
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2017-02-12 4:35 am
It's more expensive to live alone than you think.
To move out, you need:
- a job (paying at least 2-3 x rent a month)
- savings (enough to pay for the deposit and first months rent up front)
At 18, you're likely to also need a guarantor, which could be an issue if you're not getting on with your dad.
You can't claim housing benefit for a place of your own at 18; the most you'll get (and in some council areas you won't get anything) is the cost of a room in a shared house or flat. This is going to be your most affordable and realistic option, irrelevant of whether or not you get benefits.
To move out, you need:
- a job (paying at least 2-3 x rent a month)
- savings (enough to pay for the deposit and first months rent up front)
At 18, you're likely to also need a guarantor, which could be an issue if you're not getting on with your dad.
You can't claim housing benefit for a place of your own at 18; the most you'll get (and in some council areas you won't get anything) is the cost of a room in a shared house or flat. This is going to be your most affordable and realistic option, irrelevant of whether or not you get benefits.
2017-02-12 1:05 am
Very difficult, you need to look in the papers for rooms to rent and find yourself a job.
2017-02-12 12:24 am
Yes it will be hard, you will need to look at rent and room in someones home as at 18 yrs old it will be near impossible to find a landlord willing to rent to an 18yr old
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