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Working Tax Credit for the Self-Employed in 2026/27

Self-employed people can claim Working Tax Credit based on hours worked and income. Learn about minimum hours, the childcare element, income assessment, annual renewals, and migration to Universal Credit.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20266 min read

💰 Savings & Investing

Help to Save 2026/27: The Complete Guide for UC and WTC Claimants

How the Help to Save account works: who qualifies, how to open one, the 50% government bonus after 2 and 4 years, and the impact on Universal Credit savings rules.

Emma Clarke10 Jun 20268 min read

👔 Salary & Pay

Universal Credit vs Working Tax Credit 2026: What Every Claimant Must Know

Working Tax Credit is closed to new claims. If you receive a Migration Notice from DWP, you must claim Universal Credit or lose your benefits permanently. This guide explains the key differences, the taper rate, the Minimum Income Floor and what to do.

CalcHub Editorial4 Jun 20267 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit in 2026: Can You Still Claim?

Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit are being replaced by Universal Credit. Who can still claim legacy benefits in 2026, managed migration deadlines, and what you'd get on UC instead.

Emma Clarke26 May 202610 min read

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