Access to money to help you stay in the job you're in.
Inland Revenue
Working for Families payments are for families with dependent children aged 18 or under.
What it's about
Entitlements are based on your yearly family income and family circumstances.
Who it's for
Working for Families Tax Credits are usually income tested. Your eligibility depends on the type and amount of income you earn. They are available for:
What it offers
There are 4 different Working for Families payments:
Ministry of Social Development
If you're working and need extra help to cover your costs, Work and Income may be able to help you.
What it's about
You can get help for lots of different costs depending on your situation.
Who it's for
It's for people who are working and you don't have to be on a benefit.
What it offers
There are a range of costs you can get help with, such as:
Ministry of Social Development
Work and Income can offer ongoing in-work support and advice if you’ve come off a benefit to start work.
What it's about
Ongoing support and advice to help you manage any challenges that come up. Contact is by phone or email, so you don’t have to take time off work.
Who it's for
People who’ve recently stopped getting a Work and Income benefit, and who have now started working.
What it offers
Help to check if there’s any extra help you can get with costs like childcare, accommodation, health costs etc. Regular check-ins to see how things are going at home or work. Advice on working in your new job and workplace. If you stick at it you may get an extra incentive payment.
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