Property income and tax credits

ManicMum

Subsoniccoyote

thanks for finding out that info for me. I appreciate that.

Fire_Fox

ManicMum use the abuse button if you are unhappy with a post.

sunnyone

Fire_Fox wrote: »

ManicMum use the abuse button if you are unhappy with a post.

And hopefully so will the people who have read manicMums derogitory posts and protest that she has followed someone who disagreed with her on this thread onto another thread to abuse them again.

aquariangrrl

You can own a house to rent and still get tax credits :shocked:.

I thought you couldn't get any benefits if you had over £50k in savings so why is it different if you have equity in a (2nd) home. How ridiculous!

KimYeovil

ManicMum wrote: »

Bully

Bully

Bully

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ManicMum

sunnyone wrote: »

And hopefully so will the people who have read manicMums derogitory posts and protest that she has followed someone who disagreed with her on this thread onto another thread to abuse them again.

I read various threads and comment so I can assure you I have not 'followed' anyone anywhere. What's with you guys?

ManicMum

aquariangrrl wrote: »

You can own a house to rent and still get tax credits :shocked:.

I thought you couldn't get any benefits if you had over £50k in savings so why is it different if you have equity in a (2nd) home. How ridiculous!

If you keep all your equity in one home, should you get tax credits then? I have split mine but my income could be the same as yours.