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can someone help me with the maths here?
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Actually you can get working tax credit if youre over 25, live alone and work over 16 hours a week. Speak to the CAB or your local DWP office, made my life so much more bearable.0
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http://listentotaxman.com/ will give you net income and http://www.turn2us.org.uk/benefits_search.aspx will give you your benefits entitlement. Combine the two.0
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DomRavioli wrote: »Actually you can get working tax credit if youre over 25, live alone and work over 16 hours a week. Speak to the CAB or your local DWP office, made my life so much more bearable.
You can't. A non-disabled person with no children has to be working 30 hours a week.
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