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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #98337 by anguslady
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hi everyone im new here and would like some advice please , i am currently recieving hr mobility and mr care i work part time and am now beggining to struggle i have said for the past 3 years just try for one more year but this year i have just about had it .Please help as i dont know where to go from here ,do i go to my gp and get signed off, can i just hand in my notice and leave ,if i do the latter will i still get family tax credits on my husbands wage .Idid a benefits check and told them i wasnt working and the increase in tax credits means i could just about afford to give up but as that was an online checker i dont want to take it for granted that it is correct .
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #98343 by Gordon
I am afraid that we cannot give detailed financial advice on the forum, you need to get face to face advice from an advisor who can look at all of your financial details. See
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anguslady wrote: hi everyone im new here and would like some advice please , i am currently recieving hr mobility and mr care i work part time and am now beggining to struggle i have said for the past 3 years just try for one more year but this year i have just about had it .Please help as i dont know where to go from here ,do i go to my gp and get signed off, can i just hand in my notice and leave ,if i do the latter will i still get family tax credits on my husbands wage .Idid a benefits check and told them i wasnt working and the increase in tax credits means i could just about afford to give up but as that was an online checker i dont want to take it for granted that it is correct .
I am afraid that we cannot give detailed financial advice on the forum, you need to get face to face advice from an advisor who can look at all of your financial details. See
Where to get advice?
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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