Basically there are two Prsi systems for Jobseekers.
Jobseekers Benefit (JB) is for PAYE employees. This is based on class A earnings and contributions.
Jobseekers Benefit Self employed (JBSE) is for people in seff employment. This is based on class S earnings and contributions.
The amount of earnings used for the calculation will be the class A earnings for JB.
The amount of earnings used for the calculation will be the class S earnings for JBSE.
So in your case only your class A earnings for the governing year are used in the payment calculation. The ARF earnings won't be counted as they are class S earnings.
If your class A earnings in the governing year are zero, or below specified levels you will not get the full rate of JB payment. You will get the minimum JB payment if your class A earnings in the governing year are zero.
Benefit Payment 65 is always paid at the full rate regardless of your earnings in the governing year.
Jobseekers Benefit (JB) is for PAYE employees. This is based on class A earnings and contributions.
Jobseekers Benefit Self employed (JBSE) is for people in seff employment. This is based on class S earnings and contributions.
The amount of earnings used for the calculation will be the class A earnings for JB.
The amount of earnings used for the calculation will be the class S earnings for JBSE.
So in your case only your class A earnings for the governing year are used in the payment calculation. The ARF earnings won't be counted as they are class S earnings.
If your class A earnings in the governing year are zero, or below specified levels you will not get the full rate of JB payment. You will get the minimum JB payment if your class A earnings in the governing year are zero.
Benefit Payment 65 is always paid at the full rate regardless of your earnings in the governing year.