Middle-earners 'struggling' over schools bonus cap
For many working parents, she said, this was made worse by expensive nursery fees and the cost of covering children's hot lunches and after school clubs.
- ▪For many working parents, she said, this was made worse by expensive nursery fees and the cost of covering children's hot lunches and after school clubs.
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Middle-earners 'struggling' over schools bonus capImage caption, Mum of two Lisa McCabe said the government has not considered families in the middle earning bracket who were really strugglingByGemma DaubeneyChannel IslandsPublishedJust nowMiddle income families who are struggling with the cost of living are being "failed" by the government, a Jersey parent has said.It comes as families have shared frustration that a means-tested benefit to help buy school supplies has not been made available island-wide.Mum of two Lisa McCabe said not being able to access the back to school bonus was a "kick in the teeth" for working parents just above the income threshold.The social security minister said she would review the back to school bonus ahead of next year and that the government was looking at…
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