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Hi Everyone,
Happy New Year!
Does anyone know why PS now requires 2 years of returns? My understanding from speaking to individuals offered an apartment is that they only use the most recent tax return to determine eligibility. If so, what is the purpose of requiring the additional past year of returns?
Thanks all.
NbyNW, I checked again and PS only required tax returns for the most recent year (I moved in 2016, so for me it was just 2015). I think the credit union may have wanted two years of returns.
I got a really low number (sub 200) but between the time I applied and now, I got laid off. It's a really weird situation. If I get called in quickly enough I guess I could use the unemployment payments and maybe qualify for the lower band, but if I find before then it'll either be in the upper band or just above it.
Has anyone here ever qualified using unemployment? Any idea about how long it make take them to start appointments? Would it be totally insane to let this drive my job search?
Thanks for that link. Looks like I wouldn't be able to sneak into the lower category because of the Continuing Need rules on page 45. I guess I'll just have to get a job paying in the upper category before they call me in.
Can someone tell me the current monthly carrying charges for the one-bedroom apartments?
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