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oldest child 16 = loss in money
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Well, I was being a bit facetious, after 16 they become a 'qualifying young person' rather than a child.krisskross wrote: »This age that is still classed as being a 'child' always makes me smile. At 20 my husband had been working fulltime for 3 years and done his 2 years National Service.0 -
krisskross wrote: »This age that is still classed as being a 'child' always makes me smile. At 20 my husband had been working fulltime for 3 years and done his 2 years National Service.
Many would argue that's why student finance should not be dependent on parental income...0 -
So sorry....I stand corrected. Thanks for making this clear to the OP. I will do my research before posting next time.YOUR = belonging to you (your coat); YOU'RE = you are (I hope you're ok)
really....it's not hard to understand :T0
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