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Benefits checkers, mixed answers
hairbrain05
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With the renewal coming up, I've tried to calculate what's in store for us financially. We get a some help with childcare costs its become depended on.
I've used the directgov checker and got a different answer from the Entitled to webpage, have double checked all answers are correct...
Anyone understand if any of them are better? Probably not until we get award notices for the new tax yr!
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I've used the directgov checker and got a different answer from the Entitled to webpage, have double checked all answers are correct...
Anyone understand if any of them are better? Probably not until we get award notices for the new tax yr!
x
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If this is for tax credits I believe the direct gov site will give you the amount due from the date you enter the details till the end of the financial year, rather than the amount for a full year0
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