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18 year old daughter
colin13
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hi my daughter is going on to do a degree course after she completes this years course, will our CTC stop all together I read somewhere if u r doin a degree u do not qualify my my wife an I r both on IB and I am gettin DLA at hi rate for care and mobility we also get IS
also will daughter now have to start payin for her prescriptions she has asthma or will she continue to get them for free since she will still b in full time education?
also will daughter now have to start payin for her prescriptions she has asthma or will she continue to get them for free since she will still b in full time education?
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Yes, your ctc will stop altogether, unles you have another child you haven't mentioned. Not 100% sure, but I think your daughter will have to pay for her prescriptions too!0
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Off the subject I know but it might increase your income if your wife claims Carers Allowance for looking after you. She won't be paid it as it overlaps with Incapacity Beneift but it means you'l have a carers premium included in the amount the law says you need to live on. It will increase your IS by 27.15 pw.I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!0
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Your daughter will have to pay for her prescriptions, maybe worth stocking up...One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
your daughter can fill in the HC1 form and get her prescriptions free if she's on a low income.0
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