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your customer gets the extra amount for caring responsibilities because they (or their partner) are a carer Personal possessions, for example a car, furniture and fittings in the home, family belongings, are ignored. Houses and land If your customer owns the home they live in The rules about the nationality of children are complicated and depend on the parents’ immigration status as well as whether the parents are married or living together.

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The number of households grew by 0.9% since the previous year to 27.8 million in 2019, an increase of 6.8% over the last 10 years. Over the last decade the number of families with dependent children has increased by 4.1%, while the number of families with non-dependent children only has grown more than twice as fast. These both represent statistically significant increases. This reflects the fact fewer people are having children and those that do tend to have fewer children than in the past.Spouses are taxed independently and each partner can claim a personal allowance. Married couples can also claim either Marriage Allowance or Married Couple's Allowance. They can only claim Married Couple's Allowance if at least one spouse was born before 6 April 1935. A tax credits award for a single person ends if they form a couple. New mixed-age couples will normally only be able to claim Universal Credit. However, if the younger partner had been claiming a legacy benefit as a single person they may be able to add the older partner to their claim instead (see case 3, above). Pensions Flexibilities

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I couldn't think of anything else whilst reading this. The plot was so well crafted, the characters so realistic' 5***** READER REVIEW You are liable for any debts which are in your own name only, but not for any debts which are just in your partner's name. We may treat your customer as having notional capital if they got rid of capital to get Pension Credit or more Pension Credit – for example, if they knew they had too much money to get Pension Credit so gave some to a grandchild.

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In 2019, there were 19.2 million families, an increase of 0.4% on the previous year, with a 6.8% increase over the decade from 2009 to 2019. As part of the Pensions Act 2014, the Savings Credit element of Pension Credit has closed for people reaching State Pension age on or after 6 April 2016. This includes those people reaching State Pension age on or after 6 April 2016 with a partner who reached State Pension age before this date. If your customer is getting some Pension Credit the reduction will be equal to the amount of additional Pension Credit they would have been entitled to had they not been treated as having this capital. As part of the Pensions Act 2014, the Savings Credit element of Pension Credit has closed to people who reach State Pension age on or after 6 April 2016. People who reached State Pension age before the new State Pension was introduced on 6 April 2016 will continue to have access to Savings Credit in line with the rules that applied before April 2016. However, if they are a member of a couple and the other member reaches the qualifying age on or after 6 April 2016, they will not have access to Savings Credit unless they were awarded Savings Credit before that date and have remained continuously entitled to it since then. Residency In some cases, customers may be able to keep Pension Credit if they leave Great Britain (GB) temporarily. Pension Credit qualifying age

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If a married couple has a joint bank account, the money is owned jointly as long as they're married. It doesn't matter who put the money into the account. On the death of one partner, the whole account immediately becomes the property of the other. Debts and overdrafts relating to a joint bank account will be the responsibility of both or either partner, irrespective of who incurred them. You can also get long-term rights to stay by applying to court to transfer a tenancy, whether it's a sole or joint tenancy. Find out how to apply to the court to get long-term rights to stay. If you’ve experienced domestic violence or abuse, you might have different rights. Read more about domestic violence or abuse.

You can find out if you have parental responsibility on GOV.UK. Children arrangements Living together and marriage Where these conditions (the “SDP conditions”) were met they could remain on, or make a new claim for, a legacy benefit.

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These valuations are done by specialist valuers. It is not just a case of dividing the total value of the property, because the value of, say, a half-share in a house is likely to be less than half the value of the whole house. Deemed income from capital Your customer’s ‘appropriate amount’ may include a transitional extra amount to make sure they do not lose money as a result of rule changes, if: Annabel Croft was then paired on Wimbledon’s centre court with Johannes Radebe. On the pairing she said “I’ve got the best partner I could possibly have wished for, honestly he’s so special, you really are so special, it’s such an honour and a privilege to be dancing with you, thank you.” When Claudia asked about Johannes’ plans for the first week, he told Annabel “I am going to take you through your paces my darling but the most important thing is that we are going to have fun”. From 16 January 2019 to 26 January 2021, single people or couples could not claim Universal Credit if:

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London contained the largest proportion of lone parent families compared with the other regions in the UK in 2019 (19.1%), followed by Northern Ireland (18.0%), the North East (17.8%) and North West of England (16.7%). Regions in the South of England had the lowest proportion of lone parent families (around 11%), see Figure 1. What really did happen 30 years ago? And what part did her grandmother play? The Couple at Number 9: My Opinion If your customer works as a child-minder in their own home, one-third of their gross income counts as earnings and two-thirds are treated as expenses and are ignored completely. The provisions of occupational and personal pensions for dependants of a pension scheme member will depend on the rules of the scheme. Most schemes offer benefits to dependent children and some will offer benefits to a dependent partner. From 15 May 2019, a person who is a member of a couple cannot qualify for Pension Credit unless their partner has also reached the qualifying age, except in certain circumstances. (See below)