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just heard on the radio that any one that claimed child allowance will get £150 to help out with winter fuel charges
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child allowance as in child benefit/ family allowance?
well EVERYONE who has a child/children claims that, so is it going to go to EVERYONE with kids? even the royal family? |
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is that as well as the fantastic allowance you get if the temp drops below 0? what is it now? was £7 last time i got it...
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Am sure someone mentioned it to me, if your getting child tax credits / income support. Need to look into it further, Im still paying last years bills :(
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ta for that Dave
this is all good and well IF they use the money for gas and leccy, maybe its just a bit more money to go on alcohol and drugs? |
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to be honest i'm not really feeling the fuel rise at the moment, yeah i may feel it when the colder weather starts....i'm on meters and i wouldnt ever have them removed, they have been in since i moved in 12 years ago and i love them, i can keep an eye on what i'm putting in and using and not have a huge bill at the end of it, if i have to put £20 a week in the gas this winter it wont bother me at all, its just the price of living nowadays, i think this is a bad idea giving people this money, in most cases it wont go on what its meant for, as it says on the link that Dave put ip, its just a ploy to keep Brown in number 10
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The fuel rises will be hitting everybody hard, not just parents. I can see that some folk won't be happy about this.
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I qualify for nothing at all, except a 25% reduction in council tax now I live on my own, but the cost of living is going up the same for me as it is for everyone else. |
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The same should apply to all benifits......Pension credit is another bone of contension...If the Government think that a minimum amount of money is required to maintain a family home, bring the pension up to the required level and don't play about with means testing. The Government did not fullly compensate pensioners for stealing from the pension funds in the way of tax? What do you think? |
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Damn good poing, Have a bit of Karma from me!
POING!!!!! lol PoinTTTT........ karma sent |
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Be better if they paid it straight to the gas or elec company, just more beer/drug money for some isn't it
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I can understand how annoying things like this must be for you. |
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another attempt to buy the poor persons vote ,what shoudl happen is that the government should drag the likes of british gas over the coals and if needed force them to reduce fuel costs because i am %100 sure british gas's only excuse and only genuine excuse for continualy raising fuel prices is that the fat cats at the top want more money
oil prices may well have gone up but briish gas especialy has been hiking the prices up for years when not needed and could easily afford to absorb some of the rise in fuel costs but that would mean making a few less millions each day so thay wont |
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I wouldn't mind some kind of payback, however, as I pay loads out in income tax every month! :( ;) Thanks BB and BT for the karma. :) |
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There's a group of people who are not yet pensioners so don't get any of the allowances that pensioners get but who don't have young / any children so don't get allowances there either....in fact they get sod all so I can understand their frustrations over things like this. |
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Good luck. |
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Britons face bigger bills as French Government caps energy prices |
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Get the Council Tax 25% .. as other people living alone, and the fuel allowance/bus pass .. that is it ! Sorry to sound off ... just every time I sort things out, summat else comes along. |
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Actually haven't voted Labour for years, 'cept in Local Elections >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> :hidewall: |
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Well This is just a way for GB to scrape back a few votes. Well not mine im affraid ...
This plonker has made far to many cock ups to get my vote no matter how much he offers in backhanders , If the public has any sense grab whats on offer while its there for the taking then get shut of the clown that put it on the plate before he finds a way to snatch it from under your nose... |
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(this tax yr) is tax allowance 9030 It took me a bit of hassle to get it - you need to phone them to remind them how old you are :D |
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wish I got a tax allowance of 9030, you old un's have never it so good :p:D |
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PS you finish up with a peculiar tax code because they reduce it by your retirement pension. |
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Sorry folks to be self-indulgent with my problem. Don't understand this new allowance on the child benefit either ... :confused: |
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So people on child benefit and oaps will get a fuel allowance?
Fair enough,not got a problem with that but what about the rest of us? Just because we work we don't earn massive amounts,we don't get any help with anything and our gas bill has just tripled so we can't afford it! God knows what it will be like in winter,its scarey! We have already turned the boiler off to try and save some money and are investing in some wooley jumpers and thick duvets for winter. I don't think this has been thought through properly,just another empty gesture from GB to try and save his political life. |
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The allowances I was talking about for pensioners are the heating allowance, free tv licence, bus pass, prescriptions etc People like Tin Monkey don't get any of these or any of the allowances for young children. There are no allowances for people like him so I can understand him being miffed off.....that's all I was saying. :) |
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This isnt fair. Everyone has the rising cost of living so why do people with kids get help. Sorry i agree with Tin monkey - im in the same position as him.
Wonder if spugs up for being a daddy again? :D:D:D |
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I have one son who spends most of his time with me, but because his mum has custody i am not entitled to a penny help.Then we have family tax credit,got a mate at work who earns same money as me yet gets £360 a month extra for having two kids and wife,we are all paying for this-why?
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Is it any wonder people like Shillelagh and Tin Monkey feel the system is unfair towards them when they read statements like yours? You say that this mate of yours gets £360 a month extra for having two kids and a wife. This makes it sound like everyone with 2 kids and a wife is just given large sums like this every month but that isn't true, is it? My husband has two kids and a wife and I can tell you that he does not get £360 a month or anything for that matter. In fact unmarried people are often entitled to more. You don't say anything about your friend's age, earnings or circumstances etc just that he is married with two kids....this alone would not result in him being given £360 a month, there must be other circumstances. Is one of his children disabled? ...and you don't say who gives him this? Is it tax credits, carers allowance, what? Give us the full picture please. |
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I think he may mean £36, that is what i get for having a wife and 2 kids.........!
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depends how many hours you work and how much tax you pay..... is it not a rebate on your tax?
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I wonder if the next election will be timed to coincide with this latest bribe.....whoops, one off payement?
I think Gordon Brown must have been watching Peter Britcliffe, when he found money for the free pensioner's coaches to the coast, for the month, and only that month, after the local election. |
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I do BOC (better off calculations) everyday and they do vary depending on age, circumstances. There are lots of different premiums such as over 50 you will receive a premium for this, being disadvantaged in the work place you can receive a prmium for this working 30 hours plus also has a premium. If you earn 15,000 pa then you will receive less tax credits but may still get full child tax credit. The government are introducing return to work credits (£40.00 per week for the 1st twelve months)for people returning to work who are on health related benefits. If you think you are not getting correct tax credits or child tax credits or any of the premiums mentioned above it may be worth visiting your local CAB and they can do a BOC for you, no point asking JCP as they are not really interested in people who have already returned to the work place.
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Unmarried couples are treated in the same way as married couples when it comes to tax credits, benefits etc. If any unmarried couples get more then they are fiddling. |
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I think everyone would benefit from an allowance for fuel bills I may work full time but it doesn't mean that the price increase on fuel will not affect me and I am sure there are lots of othe people on here who would benefit from a little help from the government
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just heard on the news that this IS NOT going to happen now, people on child benefit ARE NOT going to get £150 fuel allowance, they have changed their minds, watch the news at 10 to find out more |
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what a surprise!
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yeah surprise surprise lets just milk the country dry buy the mortgage companies and watch us all get reposessed and reap in the rewads...............new labour new britain.
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Shock..............Horror.................:eek: The wife had it earmarked for some Hilfiger Denim Jeans..........
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Well that didn't last long did it? :D Are the pensioners still going to get the £250 or not?
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the pensioners always get a fuel allowance willow, i think my dad got £200 (or something like that) last year, so i presume they will still carry on getting it
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I think the pension fuel allowance will continue.....
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Sorry,I didn't word that very well. I meant the increased allowance they were supposed to be getting if those who got child benefit got the £150.
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