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In today's Moneybox podcast, why is credit card borrowing rising faster than it has in almost two years?

Nearly one in four new cars sold last year was electric.

We'll answer Moneybox listeners questions about the plans for pay per mile charges,

and the little-known pension rule that could boost your pot by £720 a year. But first,

almost 15,000 families incorrectly lost their child benefit because the tax office wrongly believed they'd moved abroad. That's more than 60% of the cases where it was stopped. Despite HMRC telling Moneybox

in November, it was confident that the majority of suspensions were accurate. The mistakes

were made after travel data like flights was used to conclude families had permanently left the UK,

but many of them had simply been on holiday. An earlier pilot of the scheme included employment

checks, but those were scrapped when it was rolled out more widely. The scale of errors has now

been revealed in a written question raised in Parliament, where government figures show that of

the cases HMRC has now actually closed, suspending the benefit was only correct for 6% of the families.

Child benefit is worth at least £100 a month to parents.

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