diff --git a/app/views/early_years_payment/practitioner/claims/how_we_use_your_information.html.erb b/app/views/early_years_payment/practitioner/claims/how_we_use_your_information.html.erb index 48bf7948f1..7f9049ee83 100644 --- a/app/views/early_years_payment/practitioner/claims/how_we_use_your_information.html.erb +++ b/app/views/early_years_payment/practitioner/claims/how_we_use_your_information.html.erb @@ -1,19 +1,19 @@ -<% title = "How we’ll use the information you provide" %> +<% title = "How we’ll process your claim" %> <% content_for(:page_title, page_title(title, journey: current_journey_routing_name)) %>
- We’ll check the information you’ve given us with the early years provider where you currently work. + We’ll check the information you’ve given us with the nursery where you + currently work.
- The Department for Education will make the payment directly to you. + The Department for Education will pay the money into your bank account. + This will happen around 6 weeks after we’ve confirmed you’re still + working in your role at 6 months. +
+ ++ The Department for Education will pay Income Tax and National Insurance + on your payment if your total annual income is less than £50,270.
- If your payslip shows that you’re currently paying off a student loan, a deduction from your payment will go towards repaying it. + If you claim Universal Credit, your £1000 payment may affect the amount + of Universal Credit you receive.
- If your payment takes you over the amount you must earn to start paying back a student loan, a deduction may go towards repaying it. - Read more about <%= govuk_link_to("when you start paying back a student loan", "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/when-you-start-repaying") %> - and <%= govuk_link_to("what you’ll pay", "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/what-you-pay") %>. + <%= govuk_link_to( + "how changes to your earnings can affect your Universal Credit", + "https://www.gov.uk/guidance/universal-credit-and-earnings" + ) %>.
- The Department for Education will pay Income Tax and National Insurance on your incentive payment if your total annual income is less than £50,270. + Your £1000 payment will not be affected by any funding you have + previously received to study for a college course or apprenticeship. +
+ ++ If you have previously studied at university and have a student loan, + your £1000 payment may affect your repayments. +
+ ++ If your payslip shows that you’re repaying a student loan, a deduction + towards it may come out of your £1000 payment. +
+ ++ You may be able to claim any deductions back at the end of the tax + year. Read more about how you can + <%= govuk_link_to( + "claim back student loan deductions", + "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/getting-a-refund" + ) %>. +
+ ++ If your payment takes you over the amount you must earn to start paying + back a student loan, a deduction may go towards repaying it.
- <%= govuk_button_to "Continue", claim_path(current_journey_routing_name), method: :patch %> ++ Read more about + <%= govuk_link_to( + "when you start paying back a student loan", + "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/when-you-start-repaying" + ) %> + and + <%= govuk_link_to( + "what you’ll pay", + "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/what-you-pay" + ) %> +
+ ++ You may be able to claim any deductions back at the end of the tax + year. Read more about how you can + <%= govuk_link_to( + "claim back student loan deductions", + "https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/getting-a-refund" + ) %> +
+ <%= govuk_button_to( + "Continue", + claim_path(current_journey_routing_name), + method: :patch + ) %>