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What do you do benefits wise when you split with your partner?
bb23
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My partner has moved out, and im HOPING i've notified the relevant people. Tax credits, Council Tax people that we're not a couple any more ... we're not in the low income bracket but is there anyone else i need to inform that he's not in our house anymore - i want to make sure i dont get stung for benefit fraud or anything silly like that. (we have 2 young children)
Can anyone help?
Can anyone help?
Debt at start (Aug 2003): £13,500 >>Debt Now (Aug 2013): £3,104
HSBC charges WON (april 07): £1,103.00
HSBC PPI WON!!! (July 08): £1,166.00
HFC PPI WON!!! (August 08) £2,100
HSBC charges WON (april 07): £1,103.00
HSBC PPI WON!!! (July 08): £1,166.00
HFC PPI WON!!! (August 08) £2,100
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Might be worth telling the council's Electoral Services dept so he gets taken off the Election register. That's a cross-check that sometimes makes it look like someone is there when they've left.Also, any banks/building societies etc etc that are still sending mail to your address.0
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