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Some parents on benefits to be offered up to £4,500 for child starting apprenticeship

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Some parents on benefits to be offered up to £4,500 for child starting apprenticeship
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Some parents on benefits to get up to £4,500 for child starting apprenticeshipImage source, Getty ImagesByArchie MitchellBusiness reporterPublished28 July 2026, 17:50 BSTUpdated Just nowSome parents on benefits will be given up to £4,500 a year to encourage their children to…

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Some parents on benefits to get up to £4,500 for child starting apprenticeshipImage source, Getty ImagesByArchie MitchellBusiness reporterPublished28 July 2026, 17:50 BSTUpdated Just nowSome parents on benefits will be given up to £4,500 a year to encourage their children to start apprenticeships, the government has said.Under plans to encourage young people into work, families will be offered a bursary to replace Universal Credit payments lost by starting jobs.The payment is aimed at ending a situation in which a small number of families risk losing income if their children start apprenticeships.The payment is expected to benefit an estimated few thousand households, who currently face losing between £17 and £330 a week depending on individual circumstances.The bursary will be paid for…

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