Chloe and Beans

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Probably need the cash. Life is SO expensive and I don’t even have 1 kid let alone 10. I don’t know how they do it.
The thought of them receiving that education assistance money per school aged child from the state government lived rent free in my head for a while after I received mine for my children hahaha. Think they would have got close to 1k all up lol
 
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The thought of them receiving that education assistance money per school aged child from the state government lived rent free in my head for a while after I received mine for my children hahaha. Think they would have got close to 1k all up lol
I forgot all about that. They would too. Plus all the family payments, tax cuts on running a business from home.

Still think a large portion of their income is funded by the tax payer.
 
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Just watched, well I skipped through the latest vlog. Cutting boys hair is hard, I know it's expensive to take them to the barber, but maybe leave it to them. If also looked like Chloe was using normal scissors.
 
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My guess is that they actually don’t even want to make much profit of the Bendy Beanstalk as then they’d be losing Centrelink payments if their income was too high
 
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My guess is that they actually don’t even want to make much profit of the Bendy Beanstalk as then they’d be losing Centrelink payments if their income was too high
They’re may possibly be making a considerable amount from their shop. The more kids you have, the higher the combined income threshold is. If they made around $140000, they could still potentially get almost $2k per fortnight FTB part A. I may have been a bit bored and calculated it on the estimator :sneaky:
 
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They’re may possibly be making a considerable amount from their shop. The more kids you have, the higher the combined income threshold is. If they made around $140000, they could still potentially get almost $2k per fortnight FTB part A. I may have been a bit bored and calculated it on the estimator :sneaky:
I don't know how Ro does it. 10 kids, packing orders, shipping orders, checking stock. Plus whatever else I've probably forgotten.

Thanks for the FTB info. I never know how it works.
 
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I don't know how Ro does it. 10 kids, packing orders, shipping orders, checking stock. Plus whatever else I've probably forgotten.

Thanks for the FTB info. I never know how it works.
I don’t know how he does it too.
I don’t think even Centrelink knows how Centrelink works hahah
 
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Instead of her hacking away at their hair with scissors, they could just buy some clippers & give them all a buzz cut.
 
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They’re may possibly be making a considerable amount from their shop. The more kids you have, the higher the combined income threshold is. If they made around $140000, they could still potentially get almost $2k per fortnight FTB part A. I may have been a bit bored and calculated it on the estimator :sneaky:
omg lol I need someone like you to sort out my FTB for me 😂😂 looked it up once and got confused and never bothered with it again.. other than CCS I don’t get anything simply because I’m bloody petrified of ever owing a debt 🫣 !! I’d say they’d surely have to get their accountant to sort all theirs out.. especially with being business owners and their income changing from year to year it would be an easy slippery slope into overpayment !
 
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wow is that how much australian benefits are?? thats crazy. do you get a set amount per kid?
 
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wow is that how much australian benefits are?? thats crazy. do you get a set amount per kid?
Each kid increase your combined family income limit. So a family with 1 child may only be able to earn $90k while a family with 3 can earn up to around $130k and still be entitled to some ftb. It depends entirely on each individual families circumstances too, so one amount doesn’t exactly apply to all! It’s very confusing. There is an upper limit though.
 
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