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And I believe you can only claim CB if you earn less than £44500 odd?
If I am correct from April this year CB will only be payable if you earn less than the suggested threshold?
Actually I did some searching and the latest news on this is here:-
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...=feeds-newsxml
Lord knows what will actually happen in this regard...
Thanks for the information heads up Terpe
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