rhea_in_scotland
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it depends on your circumstances
how much do you earn, how old are your children etc, does your partner work etc.
even if you are not entitled to HB or CTB you should be entitled to child tax credits if you are not earning much.
go to your jobcentre and ask them, also try the CAB if you don't get anywhere. you can also visit Tax Credit online and see if you can find out there - there is Working Tax Credit as well so if you are on a low wage you should get some help
hope this helps |
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pipparita
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if i remember correctly housing benefit and council tax benefit is means tested.best thing to do is fill out the form,all they can say is no... |
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Smudgeward
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Depends on your official income and whether you pay rent or have a mortgage. Fill in the forms and apply, they do both at the same time now, regardless of how hard it is you might be missing out on hundreds per week, (depending on circumstances) |
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jaseh10
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You may get a little help but not all, better chance if you are getting tax credit. |
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madamspud169
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It depends on how much your income is, generally speaking you get much less help if you have a partner.
You need to be claiming & receiving child tax credit & working tax credit to stand any hope of getting hsng & cncl tax benefit.
Apply and see after all they can only say no at the worst |
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Fairy Codswallop
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Depends on your income, I'm not entitled to it because my partner works 24 hours, but having 3 kids makes a slight difference. You could try this site: |
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puddleduck82
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talk to your local council or job centre.... |
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lizarddd
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Talk to the benefits office or the council to know for sure |
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butterfly55freedom
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It depends on your joint income, You may be able to claim family tax credit. The best thing is to apply you cant lose anything. Phone up your local council or benefits office and ask them to send you a form. You will need proof of earnings etc. Dont be put off by the form and if you cant manage just ask and they will help you fill it in. |
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MR R SOLE
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no. you will get a small deduction, see your council for further details. |
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km
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everyones situation is different, u need to pop down to your local jobcentre plus or dss |
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daceb
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no but your partner might be |
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ringo711
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Depends on what country your living in, in the UK yes you would again depending on how much income was coming in, |
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magpie
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it all depends on your household income - ask a welfare advisor or your council helpline |
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chickadee_jd
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I believe that you can only claim for housing benefit if you are working 16 hours or less per week. Try contacting your local benefits office for more info. Or have a look at the link, this shows eligible and whos not. |
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Gemma C
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I think it depends on you and your partners earnings versus outgoings |
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Cali Dude
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It is bad enough that all the asylum seekers get benefits, not people who are actually working want benefits too? It's bad enough that we have to pay for all these people...Don't end up on that TV show, "On The Fiddle"! |
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