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• Check if your child can get a permanent right to live in the UK

  by the housing element of Universal Credit. This means her only housing cost is council tax. Alisha’s council tax is £30 each week. She gets Council Tax Reduction of £10 each week. £30 minus £10 is £20

• How to claim Child Benefit

  (NI) number - if you don't have one you can apply for an NI number on GOV.UK your average annual income before tax your bank, building society or Post Office account details your child's birth

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

  by the housing element of Universal Credit. This means his only housing cost is council tax. Miguel’s council tax is £30 each week. He gets Council Tax Reduction of £10 each week. £30 minus £10 is £20

• Check if you can get Child Benefit

  if: you're 'responsible for the child' the child is under 16 years old - or under 20 years old and still in education or training It doesn’t matter if you work, or have savings and investments. If you live

• Check what child maintenance arrangement is right for you

  support’. A child means someone who’s under 16, or under 20 if they’re in approved education or training. You can check what counts as approved education or training on GOV.UK. You can get child

• Getting visas for your partner and children to live in the UK

  Tax Reduction of £10 each week. £30 minus £10 is £20. This means he needs £20 income for council tax each week. The total income Henrik needs each week is £133.30 plus £77.78 plus £20. This is £231.08

• Staying in the UK as the parent of a child who lives here

  . His council tax is £20 each week. £200 plus £20 is £220. The total income Rohan needs each week is £77 plus £220. This is £290. Check if you have enough income Work out how much income you’ll get each

• Cancelling a package holiday

  have gone up changes to taxes or fees by third parties - like tourist taxes exchange rates which affect the price of the holiday The company has to let you know in writing about their plans

• How much pension you'll need

  .  How much you'll need to put away for your pension depends on: what you can afford to save how many years you have to save what your needs will be when you retire Your retirement may last from 20

• How Universal Credit payments work if you're self-employed

  threshold’.   These are the national minimum wage rates: About you Hourly rate (before tax) About you Age 21 or over Hourly rate (before tax) £11.44 About you Age 18-20 Hourly rate (before tax) £8.60