can this be right
Ive a worker here who is on £25,000 a year and lives with his partner who is applying for a job
They have 2 children ( one from previous relationship and a new baby.
Now she has got a job that is going to pay about £200 a week take home.
he has just told me that to put his baby daughter in nursery care it will be £250 a week.
question
will they get help with the nursery costs??????????
if so how much
he says he wont get much
Oh I know this one, hang on now lets see if i can remember - Oh yes the answer is one. He met the man on his way to St Ives, his many wives,cats etc were not with him on the journey.
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I doubt he will get much Daz, don't think it's changed particularly since mine were that age but I know a nursery now charges around £25 per day for a full day.Originally Posted by daz h
can this be right
Ive a worker here who is on £25,000 a year and lives with his partner who is applying for a job
They have 2 children ( one from previous relationship and a new baby.
Now she has got a job that is going to pay about £200 a week take home.
he has just told me that to put his baby daughter in nursery care it will be £250 a week.
question
will they get help with the nursery costs??????????
if so how much
he says he wont get much
Most nurseries are private so this means they have extended opening and closing hours ie some open from 7am right through to 7pm and they take babies from as early as 6 months old I think?
There are local nurseries which are state funded and raise extra funds through charitable donations and fund raises etc but they usually only take children older than 2 in most cases 3 i.e for their last 18 months before starting school.
The Government help available pays for a nursery place from post age 3 but only for so many hours a week.
I put Imogen into a nursery post 3 for 4 mornings a week and only had to pay about a fiver on top of the 'voucher' system that runs. She went from half 9 to 12 which suited me as I was a 'stay at home mum' If I'd had her in full tme nursery then the voucher system would have just offered some money off the weekly bill although most places deduct it on a termly basis - still following?!
However in a nut shell to have a child in full time care prior to the age of 3 then yes he would be looking at that kind of cost.
Yep-it sounds about right Daz,and it isnt going to get much better for the bugger. Ive got 2 girls 14 years and 7 years old and will be offering them for sale shortly.
Still too heavy to run
Get the company to sort out a childcare voucher scheme,
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/childcare/
You agree to a salary sacrifice and then get that value back in childcare vouchers. That way you don't pay tax and NI on the value of the vouchers, so you're saving about 25ish %. The nursery has to be signed to the scheme as well.
Wasn't the stile crooked too? Maybe it was the one Emmi hurt herself on.
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stop breeding.
Ok, I know I shouldn't have said that, but it just kind of came out, in a rather self satisfied way - because I don't have kids of my own.
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
yet!!??stop breeding.
Ok, I know I shouldn't have said that, but it just kind of came out, in a rather self satisfied way - because I don't have kids of my own
Keeping me legs crossedyet!!??
Don't roll with a pig in poo. You get covered in poo and the pig likes it.
not the only thing you'll have to cross!Keeping me legs crossed
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