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• Child Disability Payment

  much you earn or how much money you have in savings. You don’t pay tax on Child Disability Payment. Child Disability Payment doesn’t reduce your other benefits or tax credits. You might be able to get

• Money jargon A-Z

  An advocate in Scotland provides specialist legal representation and opinions on civil and criminal matters. Arrears This means you owe money. For example, rent or council tax. Arrestment This is the term

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

  covered by the housing element of Universal Credit. This means his only housing cost is council tax. When Henrik’s partner and child live with him, his council tax will be £30 each week. He gets Council

• Child Winter Heating Payment

  get the next one, it should not affect your Universal Credit claim. If you apply for Council Tax Reduction, Child Winter Heating Payment should not be taken into account as income. How to contact Social

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

  with a partner £70.80 for each child aged under 18 who will live with you your housing costs - these are your rent or mortgage payments plus your council tax If you live with a partner who gets benefits, don’t

• Council Tax Reduction - how to apply

  Council Tax Reduction - how to apply This advice applies to Scotland. See advice for See advice for England, See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Wales You should apply to your local

• Applying for Universal Credit

  for Council Tax Reduction If you mention that you already get Council Tax Reduction or you’re planning to apply, the DWP can let your council know that you’re applying for Universal Credit. Find out

• Council Tax Reduction - when to apply

  on your age and the age of anyone else who is liable with you for paying the Council Tax. If you are applying for Universal Credit, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will send information

• Ending a relationship when you're living together

  companies benefits office tax office, particularly if you're getting tax credits current school and future school if you have children and they are moving bank or any other financial institution

• Check if a change affects your Income Support

  about them. For example, if you tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) about a change that affects your tax credits, you still need to tell the DWP. If you’ve used the Tell Us Once service to report