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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    In an effort to take the mickey out of someone who shall remain nameless claiming Job Seekers Allowance when they are on the bench giving advice out on the forum, I have worked out that I am "entitled" to £4513.41 a year in Working tax credits (sub £10k salary and dividends counted).

    Where's that claim form!
    Excellent. That's the drinks and buffet sorted for the next CUK meet up...

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  • FiveTimes
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    I noted on the Sunday times yesterday an article about using Salary sacrifice to increase your pension contributions, avoid paying your student loan and end up being better off...

    That looks like a better plan rather than subbing them through uni.....
    Interesting - got a link to this ? As eldest is about to head off to uni in Sept.

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  • eek
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    I noted on the Sunday times yesterday an article about using Salary sacrifice to increase your pension contributions, avoid paying your student loan and end up being better off...

    That looks like a better plan rather than subbing them through uni.....

    Leave a comment:


  • SimonMac
    started a topic Tax Credits

    Tax Credits

    In an effort to take the mickey out of someone who shall remain nameless claiming Job Seekers Allowance when they are on the bench giving advice out on the forum, I have worked out that I am "entitled" to £4513.41 a year in Working tax credits (sub £10k salary and dividends counted).

    Where's that claim form!

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