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SunshineofRay · 21/01/2015 20:58

Do you get help from tax credits?

I currently work part time and get a percentage of childcare paid for along with working tax credits and child tax credits
I have been offered the chance to go full time but cant figure out if id be better off - it would mean a bit more childcare(ds in school but would need breakfast club and c/m for an hour and half after school)

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donkir · 21/01/2015 21:03

I was a working single mum for a long time. I worked 8-6 every day and my ds went to a cm morning and afternoon. I received working tax credit, child tax credit and help with childcare. I think roughly about £650 pm. I was earning less than £15,000 hth

Viviennemary · 21/01/2015 22:14

There is a calculator on the Government website. So you could try putting in the two sets of figures and see what it comes up with.

SunshineofRay · 22/01/2015 07:32

Thank you both, will have a look on there today
Thanks

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