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• Getting a permanent right to live in the UK if you have a family visa

  to the UK on a 6-month visa as a fiancé(e) or proposed civil partner, this time doesn’t count towards the 5 or 10-year routes. It's worth applying for indefinite leave about a month before you reach 5

• Help with school costs

  to get help with some of the costs of sending your child to school, including school meals, transport and uniform. You're probably on a low income if you get benefits such as tax credits or Employment

• Appealing a tax credits decision at a tribunal

  Appealing a tax credits decision at a tribunal This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales You can appeal

• Applying for a Blue Badge

  points or more in the ‘moving around’ area of your PIP assessment scored 10 points in the ‘planning and following journeys’ area of your PIP assessment and were put in category ‘E’ - this means your

• Extra benefits and help you can get while on Attendance Allowance

  Attendance Allowance means you might also get other help. What you get will depend on your circumstances. Help with your council tax You might be able to get help with your council tax by getting

• If HMRC says you’ve had a tax credits overpayment

  If HMRC says you’ve had a tax credits overpayment This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales You might be able

• Extra money and help PIP entitles you to

  be entitled to extra money on top of your existing benefits, a reduction in your council tax or road tax bills and discounts on travel. You’ll need your PIP award letter before you can apply for this extra

• How to claim working and child tax credits

  How to claim working and child tax credits This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales Universal Credit has replaced

• Check if you can increase your income

  this as soon as possible because there’s a 3 month time limit on when you can make a claim against your employer. If this doesn’t help, contact your nearest Citizens Advice. They can help you take further action

• Working tax credits - how much you can get

  Working tax credits - how much you can get This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales Universal Credit has replaced