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Parents are being urged to claim Child Benefit even if they repay it through HMRC, as doing so could protect valuable National Insurance credits and their future State Pension.
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HMRC Child Benefit warning to parents who could miss out on DWP State Pension

Parents who claimed Child Benefit between 1978 and 2010 could be owed an average £8,377 after HMRC errors affected State Pension records. Parents who claimed Child Benefit between 1978 and 2010 could be owed an average £8,377 after HMRC errors affected State Pension records.
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DWP State Pension warning as parents urged to check for £8,377 HMRC payout

Parents are being urged to check if they are eligible for Child Benefit Parents are being urged to check if they are eligible for Child Benefit
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HMRC is urging parents to claim £1,300 Child Benefit following rule changes

Reversing the two-child benefit cap would be one of most cost-effective ways of reducing child poverty, a think tank has said Reversing the two-child benefit cap would be one of most cost-effective ways of reducing child poverty, a think tank has said
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Scrapping two-child benefit cap cost-effective way to cut poverty, say experts

From today, HMRC changes to Child Benefit eligibility will mean some families are eligible for the first time From today, HMRC changes to Child Benefit eligibility will mean some families are eligible for the first time
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HMRC changes to Child Benefit eligibility from today - check if you can claim

HMRC issues £1,354 a year warning for parents of teenagers  as Child Benefit deadline looms HMRC issues £1,354 a year warning for parents of teenagers  as Child Benefit deadline looms
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HMRC issues £1,354 a year warning for parents of teenagers

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