Parents have just two days to contact HMRC or risk having their Child Benefits stopped if their child is 16
Parents have been warned they have days left to contact HMRC or they risk losing their Child Benefits.
Teenagers will find out their GCSE results this week and many will be considering their future and whether to stay on inChild Benefit payments stop on August 31 of the year your child turns 16, but parents are able to extend their claim if their child is continuing in approved education or training.
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