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Families with eight kids or more raking in extra £21,800 a YEAR after two child benefit cap axed

thesun.co.uk · 20h · first report

Families with eight kids or more raking in extra £21,800 a YEAR after two child benefit cap axed

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THOUSANDS of families with eight or more children get an extra £21,800 a year after Labour axed the two-child benefit cap. Ex-PM Sir Keir Starmer caved in to backbenchers when his Government was on the rocks and cut the policy, at a cost of some £3billion per year. Universal Credit figures show 2,200 families with...

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  1. More than 2,000 families with eight or more kids now receive £21,800 a year extra after Labour scrapped two-child benefit cap

    dailymail.co.uk · 2h

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