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Budget 2010: Child tax credits up for one and two-year-olds

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Rose Harris-Birtill
Rose Harris-Birtill
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24 March 2010

Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced families with one and two-year-olds will get an extra £4 a week in child tax credits.

As part of today's Budget report, he announced the increase will apply from April 2012. Childcare tax credit is a means-tested benefit, with an average payout of approximately £68 per week. Darling said this is "extra money which will be paid for all children who need it, whether their parents are married, living together, or living apart". Further reading/key linksGet the best rate for your child's savings: Child Trust Funds See what you're entitled to: Five-Minute Benefit Check Claim free childcare cash: Tax Credits

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