Just to clarify, a loan is not the same as a tax rebate. A loan is debt not income, it will not impact your benefits.

A tax rebate is income. It is income which was overpaid to HMRC and has subsequently been returned. If that income was not taken into consideration in the calculation of benefits then it is correct that benefits would be impacted by the receipt of a tax rebate.

A loan is most definitely not income.

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It also worries me, because because of this I have a bad credit history! I would like to take a small amount on credit, but I am afraid that I will not be approved of it. What can be done about it?

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Hello everyone, who can tell me why all microfinance organizations have such high interest rates for using a loan?