Support Programmes and Benefits Information by A Campion

a single person aged 25 or over gets up to £92.05, while someone aged under 25 gets up to £72.90 per week

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go to a job centre

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ppl with children have to do 24 a week

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Working tax credit was paid to people who work and are were a low income – it did not matter whether you are an employee or self-employed.

You claim working tax credits from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The claim process involves providing information about your income, hours worked, and personal circumstances.

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have to between 18 and the state pension age

financial support

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they get support with money

look online for a job

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Working tax credits are gradually reduced as your income increases, so they provide a gradual transition from benefits to full-time work.

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you get the same amount of money if you were not sick.

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job seekers must attend regular appointments with their work coach to demonstrate their job search efforts and can receive payments for up to 182 days.

for adults u need to work hours 30 a week

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ac_ybe — 2025-09-17 10:36:56 UTC

Additional income to support a salary you get from a job - to support the household and associated costs e.g. heating, food, rent.

ac_ybe — 2025-09-17 10:38:07 UTC

if you earn £12,000 a year you can get around £110 per week.

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Working Tax Credit is for working people on a low income. It is based on the hours you work and get paid for, or expect to get paid for. You can claim if you're an employee or you're self-employed. Unpaid work does not count for Working Tax Credit.

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if your a electircal engineer you sick pay isn't alot bcs you off sick

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on sick days you get £118.75 up to 28 weeks pay starts on the 4th day after a 3 day wating time

self employed people's boss might not want to give the sick pay

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ac_ybe — 2025-09-17 10:42:52 UTC

Disability payment £110.40 per week if unable to work

claim job seekers allowance

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you need to be sick for 3 days in a row to get sick pay.

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if you are receiving money from job seekers allowance you can only be working for 16 hours per week

ben

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osian

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daddy osian

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he is gay