Sentences with phrase «hit couples with children»

It will make the tax code simpler, but will hit couples with children the hardest.

1) Raising VAT is wrong, because «VAT is the only tax that everyone has to pay, even if they are unemployed or pensioners, and because it hits couples with the children the hardest.

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It hit a nerve with me too when you mentioned about the elderly couple as it reminds me with a neurotypical child you just assume they will follow the norms but with disability you just don; t know if you are ever going to be that «free» elderly couple as such.

Those hit hardest by the new universal credit rules will be lone parents, disabled people and couples with children who rent their home rather than have a mortgage.

Families with children but no earner (both lone parents and couples) are particularly hard hit and will lose on average 3.8 % of their weekly income.

Another perfect scenario is when Rex tells Jeannette (who I should mention is incredibly well acted by a couple different child actors, and very sympathetic, although that's not very difficult to accomplish with this band of sociopaths) that he can and would do anything for her, so she asks him to quit drinking as when he hits the alcohol pretty hard (which is literally every day) he can not take care of them.

It features four «Bridesmaids» actors playing married couples with children: Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm are Missy and Ben, whose once - hot sex life is now cooling, while Maya Rudolph and Chris O'Dowd are the bickering Leslie and Alex. Writer - director Jennifer Westfeldt (the 2001 indie hit «Kissing Jessica Stein») casts herself as Julie, and Adam Scott (NBC's «Parks and Recreation») as Jason, two lifelong buddies who decide to platonically make a child and skip the whole strained - relationship thing.

The Rosie Effect By Graeme Simsion Simon & Schuster • $ 15.95 • ISBN 9781476767321 This sequel to Simsion's 2013 hit The Rosie Project (which is set to be adapted to film with Jennifer Lawrence in the starring role) follows odd couple Rosie and Don to New York City as they begin married life — and await the birth of their first child.

The survey looked at singles, married couples, those who are divorced or widowed and with or without children, and «grey divorce is a big thing that hits lifestyles for sure.»