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ARE YOU MISSING OUT?<br />
Each week people in Northern Ireland miss out on of millions of pounds of<br />
unclaimed benefits such as Working Tax Credit. Are you one of them?<br />
Working Tax Credit is designed to top up<br />
your earnings if you work and are on a<br />
low income.<br />
Do you earn less than £13,100 per year<br />
and have no dependants? Or do you and<br />
your partner earn a combined salary of<br />
less than £18,000 per year? Then you<br />
could be entitled to Working Tax Credit!<br />
But there’s no way I would qualify!<br />
To qualify for Working Tax Credit<br />
you must be over 25, or over 16 if<br />
you have children, and work at least<br />
30 hours a week - or 16 hours in<br />
some circumstances.<br />
DID YOU KNOW?<br />
Tax credits are tax-free and you<br />
don’t have to be paying National<br />
Insurance or tax to qualify.<br />
How much Working Tax Credit could I<br />
be entitled to?<br />
The amount of working tax credit that you<br />
could be entitled to depends on:<br />
• Your income<br />
• How many hours you work per week<br />
• Whether you have a disability<br />
• Whether you pay for childcare<br />
How can I claim Working Tax Credit?<br />
For more information and to claim tax<br />
credit go to www.gov.uk/browse/<br />
benefits/tax-credits<br />
Or call the Tax Credits helpline on<br />
0345 300 3900<br />
Working Tax Credit to help with<br />
childcare costs<br />
If you’re working at least 16 hours a week<br />
and paying for childcare you might be<br />
able to claim Working Tax Credit to help<br />
with up to 70% of your childcare costs.<br />
Find out if you’re missing out<br />
If you would like a benefit<br />
check call our Money<br />
Adviser Eddie Smith on<br />
028 9087 7047.<br />
WORK WELL UNDERWAY AT<br />
Steve Amos, Chair<br />
of Clanmil Housing<br />
Group helps<br />
Renee Crawford<br />
of Lenadoon<br />
Community Forum<br />
officially cut the first<br />
sod at Colin Glen<br />
watched by Cllr Tim<br />
Attwood.<br />
Renee Crawford of<br />
Lenadoon Community<br />
Forum has officially cut the<br />
first sod at Clanmil’s latest<br />
development of family<br />
homes near Colin Glen<br />
Forest Park on the Glen<br />
Road in Belfast.<br />
When completed,<br />
this development<br />
will provide 13<br />
four bedroom homes,<br />
33 three bedroom<br />
homes and 18 two<br />
bedroom homes. The<br />
development will also<br />
include a central green<br />
area and play space.<br />
Welcoming the new<br />
homes Renee said:<br />
“These are much needed<br />
family homes in an area of<br />
high demand. Lenadoon<br />
Community Forum has<br />
and will continue to work<br />
with Clanmil to ensure the<br />
needs of families in this<br />
area are met through the<br />
provision of quality lifetime<br />
social housing and the<br />
community infrastructure<br />
required by those who will<br />
live in this new housing<br />
development.”<br />
We’re looking forward to<br />
64 new families moving in<br />
during Spring 2017.<br />
4 | Clanmil Housing Group
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