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Got kids...?
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Got kids…?
Are you bringing up a family?
If you are, then this is a quick introduction to the various benefits that may be available to you.
(Of course, everyone’s circumstances will vary, so unfortunately there are no straightforward rules as to what you are entitled to, but this guide should help you to find out more information. This isn’t an exhaustive list though, and we recommend that you always seek further advice).
The benefit of Benefits.
Anyone who is looking after a child under the age of 16 is entitled to claim Child Benefit. In addition to this, you may also be able to claim Child Tax Credits, providing that you have a gross income of less than £50,000.00 a year.
For more information on Child Benefit, click here.
For more information on Child Tax Credits, click here.
If you are bringing up a child on your own, and as a result you are unable to work, or you work less than 16 hours a week, then you may be entitled to Income Support.
For more information on Income Support, click here.
If you are looking after a child who is under the age of 16, and has a severe mental, or physical disability, then you may be able to claim Disability Living Allowance on their behalf.
For more information on the Disability Living Allowance for a child under the age of 16, click here.
If you are look after a child, but the child is not your own, then you may be entitled to claim the Guardians Allowance.
For more information on the Guardians Allowance, click here.
If you need help in paying for a child’s school clothes, or their transportation to and from a school, then you may be eligible to get help from the local authorities.
For more information on getting Money for School Clothing, click here.
For more information on getting Money for School Transport, click here.
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