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For statutory family pay, you can use this quick and easy government calculator. If your employer is not going to give you a statutory payment, they should write to you explaining their decision. Even if you no longer work for your employer, you have the right to a decision and to ask for a written statement. Your employer should also return any evidence that you have given them as part of your claim, for example, your maternity certificate MATB1 if you have claimed SMP. If your employer gives you the payment, but you are unsure if you are receiving the correct amount, you can ask your employer for a written statement setting out the amount of statutory payment they think you are entitled to, the rate they think you should get, and the reason that SSP or SMP is not payable for any other time period.
This may help you to understand or how your statutory payment has been calculated, and how much tax has been withheld. To do so, you should contact the Statutory Payment Dispute Team. This could prompt your employer into dealing with your claim without your having to take it any further. Universal Credit Find out how Universal Credit works and how to manage your payment. Tool Money Manager. Everyday money. Calculator Credit card calculator.
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Impact on other benefits Who gets Maternity Allowance? Get more help with maternity benefits Maternity Allowance contact number and claim form. What is Maternity Allowance? Find out more about Statutory Maternity Pay in our guide Maternity leave and pay. Back to top. Impact on other benefits. Is your household income getting squeezed? Check you are receiving all the benefits or grants you might be entitled to. The benefit cap. Find out more about benefit cap on the GOV.
And check your state pension age on the GOV. Who gets Maternity Allowance? Want to feel more in control of your finances? How long can I get Maternity Allowance for? Maternity Allowance is paid for up to 39 weeks. You can start your claim from the 26 th week of your pregnancy. The earliest you can get your first payment is 11 weeks before your baby is due. Or you can check yourself on the GOV.
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