Not joined up: child benefit and UC child elements

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(For subscribers) Mark Willis looks at rules on children and qualifying young persons in child benefit and universal credit (UC).

Issue: Issue 309 (December 2025)

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Any time revision: an appealing prospect?

(For subscribers) Martin Williams considers the recent clarification of the law, by a three-judge panel of the Upper Tribunal (UT), concerning appeal rights where a claimant has unsuccessfully applied for revision on the ground of official error.

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PIP and work

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Not joined up: child benefit and UC child elements

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