Child benefit- when does it stop?

Question

My daughter(aged 18) finished her A levels in July and is starting university in September (full time course) - am I entitled to receive child benefit for her during this holiday or does it stop when she stopped school (July)?

Answer 1

child benefit will stop at 18 or when the child leaves home prior to that.

Answer 2

Look at the child support order. Some continue past 18 if the child attends a university. If it does, you will get it during the holiday. If not, it should have stopped in July.

Answer 3

It stopped when she finished school in July. The UK ages are as follows:
16 if not going on to college
18: if going to college.

Answer 4

Your acquire money immediately as much as the thirty first of August following a childs sixteenth birthday. in spite of the undeniable fact that, if a newborn does not proceed to be at school or college you will not have the skill to declare newborn tax credit for a newborn over sixteen. newborn benefit has comparable policies.

Answer 5

I believe it stops at 18. That's when mine stopped. She may be eligible for other types of benefits though but at 18 she's considered an adult.

Answer 6

I don't think you are in the US (because you are calling it Child benefit and University... we don't say that here).. but... as long as she is a student... you are entitled if not, they would have stopped benefits on her 18th birthday

Answer 7

child benefit will end when the child is 18.

Answer 8

your daughter is entitled to the benefit till 2/9/07, it stops when she begins advanced education. phone [phone] -call centre ring after 6.00pm lines not so busy.do sec,checks and agents will be able to sort this for you.

Answer 9

16 if they leave school [gets paid up to september]
18 if they go to college [gets paid up to september]

Answer 10

18 she can get post 16 schooling benifits if you earn under 30.000 an year though.