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Stromtrooper
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Hi. I’ve just signed up for help to save and started putting a bit back. As my wife and I were historically overpaid some working family tax credit, I am concerned that when my help to save account matures some or all of it may be taken back to cover our outstanding debt. Does anyone have any experience of this? Many thanks
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I doubt very much this can happen and have not seen anything like that mentioned on the forums.Stromtrooper said:Hi. I’ve just signed up for help to save and started putting a bit back. As my wife and I were historically overpaid some working family tax credit, I am concerned that when my help to save account matures some or all of it may be taken back to cover our outstanding debt. Does anyone have any experience of this? Many thanksI had one for 4 years hubby is in to year 2 on his, we have a tax credit debt but our account wasn't touched.2026 wins - Parker Pen, American Sweets bundle, dish magic bundle
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Thinking of setting this up for my sister.
She can't actually afford to save £50 a month, but if I were to put my own money into it each month, would that be acceptable? Or does the new money need to come from an account of her own?0 -
I've paid into my Husband's account for the last 4 years without issuewinkowinko said:Thinking of setting this up for my sister.
She can't actually afford to save £50 a month, but if I were to put my own money into it each month, would that be acceptable? Or does the new money need to come from an account of her own?Make £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
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Good to know.strawb_shortcake said:
I've paid into my Husband's account for the last 4 years without issuewinkowinko said:Thinking of setting this up for my sister.
She can't actually afford to save £50 a month, but if I were to put my own money into it each month, would that be acceptable? Or does the new money need to come from an account of her own?
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