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You can get extra Universal Credit for your third and subsequent children if they are born as part of a multiple birth, apart from one child in that birth. This means the exception applies to the additional children in that birth.
For example, if you’re already getting additional amounts of Universal Credit for 2 existing children, then you have twins, we’ll pay an extra additional child amount of Universal Credit for one of those twins (meaning that in total you’ll be entitled to an amount for 3 out of your 4 children).
Where the first child of the multiple birth is either the first or second child in the household, we’ll pay a child amount for all the children born as part of the multiple birth.
calcotti said: £144.58/month each for the two year olds (£579.16/month in total).
poppy123456 said: calcotti said: £144.58/month each for the two year olds (£579.16/month in total).Typo, that should be £244.58/month. Obviously the total amount matches that.
The value must be greater than or equal to 1.
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