Child Benefit payment rates in Scotland are to increase from April this year. Here we outline everything you need to know and how you can apply. Child Benefit payment rates in Scotland are to increase £84.60 per month. These benefits are open to everyone who is responsible for bringing up a child under 16 years old, or a young person under 20 who are in full-time education or on approved training courses. From April 12, these rates are changing and there are no limits to how many children a parent or guardian can claim for in Scotland. Here is what you need to know.
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Child Benefit payments will go up in April - how much will you receive? (Canva) Child Benefits are among a number of payments going up at the start of the new tax year. All parents and guardians of a child aged 16 and younger in the UK are entitled to child benefit if they are the primary guardian. Now, the government has announced child benefit payments will increase from the start of the new tax year, benefiting millions of children across the country. So, what can you expect to receive from April 2021, and when will it be paid? Here is all you need to know about changes to Child Benefits