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What is French for "entitled?

What benefits am i entitled to?

  • ive just moved country from scotland to northern ireland so still a uk resident ive moved in with my boyfriend and have a son of 7 (my boyfriend is not the dad tho) im about 2 months from giving birth to my second child ive never lived with anyone else before and i worked before i got pregnant and moved over here so i was used to having my own money i cant find a straight answer from anywhere about what im entitled to! ive been on the net allday and phoning useless people who need lots of info before they can anser my question god its frustrating! my boyfriend has a good job but i just dont find it fair that he has to support me and my son plus a baby coming in june with no other help plus he pays child maintanence for his daughter too, i get £80 a month for my boys child benefit and that is all, i feel like such a bum im too proud to ask him for money to buy my son clothes which he needed i waited untill the £80 came in and it went in one day for new clothes for him now i have no money left and 2 weeks of holiday that i cant even affort bus fare to take him into town i hate this there has to be something im entitled too it makes me wish i wasnt pregnant and was still in scotland with my job that i loved and had been in for 3 years if anyone has any ideas or info maybe someone in the same situation as me anythings better than filling out another form to get no-where and yes ive been on entitled to.com and hm revenues and phoned them and quite a few other sites ...... dunno what else to do its just getting me down

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    If you are living with your partner, and he is in full time employment, then you cannot claim any more Benefits.

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You're entitled to go and find a job.

Mr.Blank

Go to the local jobcentre and ask, they might try to tell you you're entitled to nothing if your boyfriend works, if you say you're a single parent then they'll give you something. Income support is what they'll give you, health in pregnancy grant of £190, sure start grant of £500 and healthy start milk tokens, those grants are for in pregnancy, look them up, i don't know if they apply for ireland too.

Louise

What have all the websites and agencies that you have phoned said? Probably you're not entitled to any benefits as you have a partner that you are living with. Does the father of your son not pay any maintanence? When your 2nd child arrives obviously you will get extra child benefit. And possibly you and your partner will be able to claim child tax credit.

murphycat

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