UK to Pay £30M So Families Keep Benefits When Teens Start Apprenticeships

UK to Pay £30M So Families Keep Benefits When Teens Start Apprenticeships

Families on Universal Credit — a government payment for those on low incomes — currently lose extra money for their child when that teenager starts an apprenticeship. That ends now, backed by £30 million. Single parents and disabled teens were hit hardest. Charities pushed for the change after years of flagging the sudden drop in support.

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