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I earn £65,000, should I start taking child benefit again after rule change?

When my salary then went up, I stopped taking child benefit and have not claimed it for the past four years - but I heard the allowances have changed and now I could be eligible again.

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HMRC to push ahead with controversial move to close helplines despite backlash

The taxman was forced into a U-turn on closing its helplines earlier this year following pressure from the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, and MPs.

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HMRC to press ahead with controversial new rule affecting six million people

HMRC to press ahead with controversial new rule affecting six million people
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James Allen Bolduc, 77, Greenville, passed away on Sunday, April 14, 2024, at ECU Health Medical Center in Greenville. James was born in San Francisco, Calif., to the late Edward

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Money latest: The ketchup swaps that could eliminate tablespoons of sugar from your diet

Barclays is criticised for making the decision to limit how much cash its customers can deposit in a year. The bank says the change was being made to help it identify "suspicious activity". You can also listen to the latest Sky News Daily podcast about inflation as you scroll.

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