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child tax credit
thomasc
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i have just been on the hmrc website and it said that i will get more money when my 16 year old goes to college is that correct. i know that i still get child tax credits when she is 16 and going to college but didnt think i would get more
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not heard of an increase - your child can apply for EMA which is up to £30 per week0
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yea i know about ema.i dont understand on the wesite when my 16 yearold goes to college it goes up over £1000 a year0
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I have a child who is 9 and another one who is 17 and the child element is the same for both of them.0
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its the hmrc website but i rang them last night and they said the tax credits stay the same once my 16 year old goes to college they said there must be something wrong with there website0
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