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want work but on carers and got a 2 yr old
wondermom
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hi i hope someone can help,
im on benefits (carers,income support, child tax,housing benefit and council tax), i want to start work but not sure what benefits i wud lose and what i wud gain.
If i started work and did over 16 hrs wud i lose my housing benefit and council tax i know i wud lose income support and gain working tax but need to know as i really want to work but i dont want to be worse off if i do.
I have a 2 yr old so wud i get help with child care cost aswell.
my husband is classed as disabled and im his carer.
thanks to anyone who can help
im on benefits (carers,income support, child tax,housing benefit and council tax), i want to start work but not sure what benefits i wud lose and what i wud gain.
If i started work and did over 16 hrs wud i lose my housing benefit and council tax i know i wud lose income support and gain working tax but need to know as i really want to work but i dont want to be worse off if i do.
I have a 2 yr old so wud i get help with child care cost aswell.
my husband is classed as disabled and im his carer.
thanks to anyone who can help
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Why not use;
http://www.turn2us.org.uk/
Use the calculator to add different values to see what comes out best.
When you have a firm plan, take that plan to CAB or to JCP or to your local Council and get someone to check it for you to make sure it's right.
Once you are 100% happy your figures all work, find that job and make the change.
May also be a good idea to look at how things come across, always very important when looking for a job :-)0
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