The quick answer is 'yes, you can' if you have a child under age of 12 and your income is below National... (read more)

Normally you will get your National Insurance credits automatically if you are already claiming Employment and Support Allowances. You can check if you have got credits by calling the National Insurance Enquiries for Individuals Helpline (0845 302 1479)... (read more)

National Insurance credits are used when you are not able to pay your National Insurance contributions due to illness or other... (read more)

In the UK, if you're employed you need to pay Class 1 National Insurance contributions, which is normally deducted from your salary by your employer each month. If your income is between £139 and £817 a week, you pay 12% of the amount you earn.... (read more)

Child benefit is a payment that you can claim for your child. It is tax free, so you don't need to pay the tax for the money you get from child benefit. Normally if you live in the UK and have a child under 16 years old, you are qualified for claiming... (read more)

To cook lamb or chicken biryani in an authentic way, you need to prepare the following ingredients: clovesblack cardamongreen cardamonjavetri-maceturnericblack cuminpepper cornsginger... (read more)

In 2011, if you have children and your income is over £41,300, you can not claim tax credits. If you are single and do not have children, the... (read more)

Tax credits including Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit are the payments from UK government. In the UK, if you have children or work on a low income, you may be able to claim tax credits. There are questionnaire... (read more)