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Tax credit, hb, is?

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  • Comms69
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    PTG wrote: »
    Yes I know but the nursery policy means you have to give notice. I’ve given the notice So still have to cover the period until then. The 4 week run on can cover it but means I can’t eat or pay any other bill until that time. Rent/council tax still has to be paid as Only eligible for Full HB once on IS and prior (within the notice period) they don’t take nursery fees in to account so they say I can cover full rent - which I cannot.
    Rent is more important than nursery fees.


    As you have children so young I don't see why you need to be on IS.


    (also as you have three children you wont need to claim via UC)
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