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Child Benefit & CSA Payments

LooLa1966
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Please forgive if I am sounding dense but can someone please tell me:
1. Does child benefit cease to be paid if a young person is only in part-time education (2 days per week).
2. If child benefit ceases, do CSA payments cease as well?
Any advice gratefully received.
1. Does child benefit cease to be paid if a young person is only in part-time education (2 days per week).
2. If child benefit ceases, do CSA payments cease as well?
Any advice gratefully received.
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a course of 12 hours a week can be classed as full time.
but if child benefit ceases to be paid, then child support also stops ( unless court ordered)0 -
two days a week in college might not be all of the education... there are plenty of courses where two days of college, and three in a garage/etc or w/e...
you would need details of the particular course... (if you know the course name the child is on, call the college and enquire into the course).
Also: is the "student" paid for the "course"... if the course in relation to employment (and not employment in relation to the course) it doesnt count...
(IE: I was a student doing my NVQ level 2 in hospitality and catering whilst working in mcdonalds... CSA stated i wasnt considered a student... despite studying at "college" for over the 12 hrs a week stated - nrp side though, if was a QC would probally be counted).
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a course of 12 hours a week can be classed as full time.
but if child benefit ceases to be paid, then child support also stops ( unless court ordered)
close, but:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=59299913&postcount=2
if CB isnt payable because the course started after the child turned 19, CSA payments could still be payable...0 -
education of 12 hours or more a week counts as full time education0
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