baby bonus
newborn allowance

A baby bonus was introduced in Canada following the second world war.

In essence, it was like a baby bonus, annually returning money to poor parents to be spent any way they saw fit.

In 2001, the Singapore government started its Baby Bonus scheme.

The baby bonus is being abolished and replaced with a family tax benefit equivalent to less than half of the existing payment.

Incentives may include a one time baby bonus, or ongoing child benefit payments or tax reductions.

Financial incentives played their part, particularly the "baby bonus" which promised Newfoundlanders a cash sum for each child in a family.

Several months ago I read about the Japanese Government offering a baby bonus to bulk up the birth rate.

The plan would also "abolish the Baby Bonus" but increase the refugee program from 13,750 to 20,000 per annum.

SPA also opposes plans by the government to increase population growth with the baby bonus, a payout to parents who have children.

In what it calls the Baby Bonus Scheme, the government is offering cash to couples who have second and third children.

The government of Andrew Fisher introduced a baby bonus of £5 per child in late 1912.

"I really have to laugh," Mrs. Fujinishi said of the new baby bonuses.

It was immediately dubbed the "Baby Bonus" by Muldoon.

A baby bonus is a government payment to parents of a newborn baby or adopted child to assist with the costs of childrearing.

In the draft of the 2013 federal budget, the "baby bonus" would be slashed from $5,000.00 to $500.00 as of March 2014.

Currently there is a baby bonus of 13000 CZK (approx.

Three Babies and a Bargain / Baby Bonus?

Baby Bonus (2009)

A family allowance scheme known as the "baby bonus" made regular monthly payments of $5 to $8 to all parents of children under 16.

Though, it should be noted that the only other such country, Australia, supplies new parents with a substantial financial baby bonus regardless of whether they take maternity leave.

The baby bonus scheme introduced by the Federal Government of Australia in the 2002 budget was aimed at offsetting the expenses associated with bearing a child.

Visa application fees will increase, the baby bonus payment will decrease for second and subsequent children and the Medicare teen dental program was cancelled.

He encouraged population growth through marriage grants and baby bonuses, which was financial compensation given to a couple when they married, and again when they had children.

Four tax offsets will give you a refunded amount: the private health insurance rebate, franking tax offset, baby bonus and the education expenses tax offset.

Changes to fiscal policy introduced in the 2004-05 budget included a 'baby bonus', increased tax benefits for families with children, and lower income tax rates for all Australians.