conversation: User (hunniibunnii94): "We are a couple currently living alone together for the first time struggling to keep up with bills and debt on top of necessities and need some extra ways to earn cash."
  Self: "The first thing you should do is write out exactly all of your expenses and income so you can see where your money is going, along with your debt and interest rate.\nHow much for rent? Car/Bus? Food? Toiletries? Phone? Internet? Clothes? etc. Then decide if you can cut anything out.  \nI see in your other comment that you cannot work and your SO doesn't either. Is there some sort of gov't home health assistant or charity that would come around during the day to help you out?  \nI'm not trying to be mean, since I know it's hard to have disabilities, but if your SO CAN work, he SHOULD work. It will not only teach him good skills but allow you both to learn how to manage independently. "
  User (hunniibunnii94): "We have been trying to get all sorts of help. We currently have a Support Worker trying to go through our expenditures and we still seem to be getting nowhere. Even after all our necessities, we are still left with about £2 to our name. My SO would work but the problem we have is my payments would be fully cut and we may be worse off than we allready are. "
  Self: "That's rough. Is there a food shelf/church donation program you could use to lower the amount of money spent on regular items?   \nHave you thought about trying to get an online job? I know you said your benefits would stop but if he works full time and you work part time, you'd be a lot better off, I think. Maybe data entry, blogging, something of that sort?\n  \nDo you have any family that could help out? "
  User (hunniibunnii94): "I don't know about a programme such as the one you advised, is that a US thing? We need to figure out what we would be better off doing as we can't carry on living like this. Thanks for the advice."
  KatesAss (KatesAss): "He's on about food banks."
  