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Child tax credit / water sure benifit
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OP do you have debt, are you struggling to pay, check with your local water company as there is a scheme which can cap your water charges if you have debt and use an approved debt adviser to complete a financial statement.The most potent weapon of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed. Steve Biko0
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mrs_puddleduck wrote: »Other wise we are both going to have to do a lot of over time ( if available )
Or cut back on hours .
For the tax payer to pick up your slack?Don’t be a can’t, be a can.0 -
WaterSure is not a benefit, it is a scheme to help those in need. Refer here for more: LINK
Sometimes it's worth speaking directly to the water company in question as they could be flexible with the qualification criteria.
As a lifelong sufferer of eczema, whilst I no longer apply for prescription based treatment, most of the treatments are available over the counter - in most cases cheaper than prescription costs. One of the bath based creams is now available as a shower type gel - when applying to save water switching off the shower/water saves a small fortune. Also, when it's severe, especially winter time the only solution is a bath a small one with flannel application is satisfactory.0 -
We get this, although it is through our water company, we earned too much for any means tested benefits. Have you called your supplier?0
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Thank you for your comments .
I think I will have to write to the water company and see what they say .
At the Moment my company won't give anyone more hours on contract .
But like today I've done an extra 9 hours .
I actually enjoy my job , but I do have many health problems that I just have to deal with. . I'm very happy I've not had a day sick in 3 years
I also have to work my shifts around school hours or my husband or older son has to be home to look after them if I work the weekend .
I will just presume I won't get any tax credits and if I do that's a bonus
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Oh and to the question am I in debt no I'm not
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