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Can i put my child in d nursery in d morning and with d childminder in d evening...and claim working tax credit?

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AnouskaS · 02/04/2010 18:37

Help....
I am planning to put my child in the day nursery in d morning and for my night and evening shift, i plan to put her with a childminder. I will be working in an NHS soon..and have problems about THIS ISSUE..Would i be able to claim working tax credit if i do that...?i am definetely working for more than 16hrs..its juz that i am putting at different places for the shift..and it might be less than 16hr per week in 1 place...????????????

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coldtits · 07/04/2010 07:24

"Oh look Babs, she hasn't even got an A level!!!! Haaw haaw haaw!"

coldtits · 07/04/2010 07:23

You lot are such a pathetic bunch of cunts sometimes.

yes, you can still claim. Speak to the tax credit people on 08453003900

nannynick · 07/04/2010 07:06

Try asking your employer. The NHS used to have childcare advisors, not sure they do now, worth asking though.
Overnight care will still be very hard to find I suspect. What about your child's father, can't he care for his own child?

If you have no family here, no friends here... Why have you come here?

Please do try to use full words when posting on here. It is very hard for other people to understand what you write - some people use screenreaders, some use translation software, some are learning English as a second/third language.

I'm posting this from a mobile device. If I can type out every word, I'm sure you can too.

SusieCarmichael · 06/04/2010 23:20

oh, sorry, you are FROM singapore..

SusieCarmichael · 06/04/2010 23:19

you get working tax credit in singapore?

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AnouskaS · 06/04/2010 22:51

tks to nannynick..4 those useful info..reali appreciate it...
ya i m finding it difficult to get 1 who will look aft my child during evening n night shift......i have no family here..n a few frens..n they r working as well...so its reali difficult.to get them to help me... I am wondering where i can go 4 help.?...any1..

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 06/04/2010 22:50

Nick, heathen, and NEL have posted advice, Anouska

brockleybelle · 06/04/2010 22:46

dat is taking d biscuit, anouskaS. we is nice ladies really.

SusieCarmichael · 06/04/2010 22:45

actually, i would help but i have no idea about these things

SusieCarmichael · 06/04/2010 22:44
SusieCarmichael · 06/04/2010 22:44

well...... isn't anyone gonna say sorri?

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AnouskaS · 06/04/2010 22:41

OMG..CANT believe..u guys...simply make fun of THE language...rather than helping.......my gosh..

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AnouskaS · 06/04/2010 22:36

haha...d means (the)...thats how we write that short form in singapore...........sorri if u guys didnt understand....that............

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navyeyelasH · 05/04/2010 09:57

I fell you've all been a bit mean to the op but I nose sprayed my tea everywhere at BALDS, "my I's, my I's"

Yuo crack me up BALD!

OP it would make more sense to put your child with the same person if you can for continuity. But if this isn't possible then it doesn't matter where your child goes so long as you work at least 16 hours.

TheBossofMe · 05/04/2010 07:30

Crying laughing, but feeling really sorry for the OP...

daysoftheweek · 03/04/2010 18:45

pmsl

Hayleycm · 03/04/2010 18:33

:P

BuzzingNoise · 02/04/2010 22:11

If I'm hinest you're right, Activate: 'the' is completely different to 'd'.

activate · 02/04/2010 22:08

the sound "th" is totally different from the sound "d"

(am I the only one reading the OP in a Jamaican accent?)

charlieandlola · 02/04/2010 21:11

am also pmsl at this thread - poor op has had a baptism of fire.
BALDs post should be on the roundup - hysterical
hayley - was that a post ironic "here here" instead of the correct version ? VG

Hayleycm · 02/04/2010 20:32

here here

geraldinetheluckygoat · 02/04/2010 20:24

also she never said she got a job typing letters, and if she did, obviously she wouldn't type them in text speak. A message on an internet forum is not usually something that needs to be gramatically perfect.
She's just asking for advice. Not for everyone to mock her for getting a job which they've decided she's incapable of, ffs.
Sometimes mn is fabulous. Sometimes it's so up it's own arse it makes me sick.

leeloo1 · 02/04/2010 20:17

justallovertheplace - obviously you've been applying to d wrong NHS, try a different one and I'm sure you'll get d job offer you're looking for!

Sorry OP, We are all being v mean, but your OP was pretty hard to read.

Mtorun · 02/04/2010 20:17

Oh come on you guys, give her a space. She is not the first one using such language anyway

OP, did you mean whether you will be able to use voucher or not?

CJCregg · 02/04/2010 20:17

I'm so sorry.

I really am.

But I am weeping at 'my i's, my i's' ...

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