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Child Trust Funds were offered to children born between September 1, 2002 and January 2, 2011, having been launched by Labour in 2005 - so do you have a forgotten account?

Child Benefit can give parents an extra few hundred pounds every year and they continue to get the cash until 20 if their child stays in full time education or training

The Government's tax free childcare scheme gives parents up to £2,000 a year to help with childcare costs and HMRC is urging more parents to take advantage of the scheme

The saving scheme was set to end in September this year but the extension means millions more could benefit from the saving bonuses

Benefits will be paid early for some people this week - but being paid early does mean you need to make your money last, as you’ll have a longer wait until your next payment

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently confirmed that from April more people claiming Tax Credits only would receive letters inviting them to claim Universal Credit

Estate agent Dylan Davies, 65, has received over 6,000 letters from HM Revenue and Customs since September for overseas businesses and lived in fear of bailiffs turning up at his home

More than 800,000 taxpayers claimed tax refunds for work expenses during the 2021 to 2022 tax year - with the average payout being £125

The cash will be awarded to people who are in receipt of benefits such as Personal Independence Payment and Attendance Allowance - you can see a full list below

On April 1 2023, the minimum wage in the UK rose by 92p from £9.50 to £10.42 an hour and this is the legal minimum an employer can pay anyone working in the UK

More than seven million households across the UK were paid the £301 by May 2 - but the deadline for all payments to be made is May 17, so keep an eye on your bank account

There are rules when claiming Child Benefit and sometimes parents are not aware of them and are caught out - which causes their benefit payments to stop

Tax Credit claimants will start to receive their first £301 cost of living payment from today - here is everything you need to know about it

Child Benefit can give parents an extra few hundred pounds every year, however, some are at risk of actually losing money if they claim - Mirror Money explains everything you need to know

Mirror money editor Levi Winchester runs through all the big financial changes and announcements coming up in May and how they affect your wallet - from benefits to your Tesco shop

The Mirror explains why pensioners are being taxed when they access their pension, what you need to do to get your money back, and what you can do to avoid handing over more than your fair share of tax

The latest official figures show that between January and March this year, HMRC processed 15,800 tax refund claims to people who accessed their pensions early

If you claim Tax Credits then you will need to renew your claim each year, if you don't you risk having your benefits stopped

The £301 cash payment is the first of three instalments that will make up the £900 cost of living cash over the next year - see who is eligible for the help and when it will arrive

The money is the first of three instalments that make up the £900 cost of living payment - but not everyone will qualify for the cost of living cash from today (Tuesday April 25)

Wes Brown made a whopping 362 appearances for Manchester United, winning the Premier League five times as well as the FA Cup and Champions League twice

The first cost of living payment, due to be paid between April 25 and May 17, will be £301 and is given to people claiming certain DWP and HMRC benefits

The dates for this payment are for those who claim Tax Credits from HMRC and no other Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) benefits - here is everything you need to know

There are rules and regulations around the payments and you should be aware of them if you are expecting to get a Cost of Living payment over the next year

Around two million people still claim "legacy benefits" in the UK which include benefits such as working tax credit, income support, income-based job seekers allowance (JSA), and housing benefit