AIBU to think it's not worth the bother?

[ThatMummy]

My fiancé and I earn around £2200 per month, we have a young son, I was talking to someone and they was talking about tax credits and how I may as well apply to see if I would get anything. We currently don't get any sort of benefits apart from child benefit. My question is, will it be worth filling out the forms and does anyone else on similar wages get any tax credits, council tax benefit etc
Tia x
I have put this in aibu as I personally never look in the money section!

[Bettybooop25]

Hubby and lil' princess are great thanks Hun! All we need now is a lil' prince to complete our perfect lil' family! xxxx

[Bettybooop25]

I feel blessed! x

[Marmalade85]

Awww love being a full time mummy to my lil princess Lily-Mae and my prince Jaxon! Feel blessed everyday xxxx

[ThatMummy]

Why thank you ledge
So are these other two on this post aye! Hilarious!

[ThatMummy]

I don't quite understand what you two are trying to insinuate? Please enlighten me! I actually don't ever use the word "Hun" nor am I a "full time mummy" and nice choice of child's names there!
Lol xxx lol Hun

[Zarah123]

ThatMummy I hope Betty and Marmalade aren't referring to you but to their own Facebook friends.

You come across as really friendly. I agree that adding an x to a text, post etc adds a friendly feel.

[ThatMummy]

Oh I think they are definitely mocking me, apparently outing a simple x and the end of a post is classed as a chav thing? I think it is quite nasty and I had a little look at marmalade's replies on other posts and it seems as though she isn't very happy in her own life, and there are a few digs at other people so I will just ignore it for now and enjoy my perfect life, with my perfect "hubby" and son! Thank you "Hun" xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[ThatMummy]

Putting, not outing x