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Post by highlandlass on Oct 16, 2007 19:57:11 GMT
Hello all, i am new to this forum and gathering useful information already. Hopefully I will become a registered childminder for one fulltime child and my grandson full time. Is it true that my son would not get government help because childminder is a relative?
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Post by angeldelight on Oct 16, 2007 22:09:54 GMT
Hello
Welcome to the forum
Hope you are enjoying it here
Sorry if I am being a bit dim I am tired - but what do you mean with goverment help ? Funding or tax credits for your grandson ?
Angel xx
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Post by highlandlass on Oct 17, 2007 1:19:21 GMT
Sorry wasn't very clear, I mean funding via tax credits
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Post by sarsar3nch on Oct 17, 2007 12:27:24 GMT
Hi, as far as I am aware he can still claim working families tax credit providing you are registered and parents are working over 16hrs per week.
I hope someone can confirm.........
Sarah
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Post by snowqueen on Oct 17, 2007 14:11:58 GMT
Hello all, i am new to this forum and gathering useful information already. Hopefully I will become a registered childminder for one fulltime child and my grandson full time. Is it true that my son would not get government help because childminder is a relative? He can get help as long as you are not working in the childs home, you have to work in your own home, and you have to be registered, as i have my niece, my sis gets help for paying me  |
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Post by mel on Oct 30, 2007 8:20:41 GMT
does anyone have the link for the tax credits info? my sister wants to go back to work and for me to have her boys but she's not sure whether financially it would be viable. I thought she may be eligible for help but not sure where to look?
Mel x
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Post by angeldelight on Oct 30, 2007 9:14:32 GMT
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Post by mel on Oct 30, 2007 10:02:32 GMT
Thanks Angel - you'r e a star!
Mel x
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