Families would only be able to claim benefits for two children under plans put forward by a member of David Cameron's policy board aimed at cutting billions of pounds off the welfare bill, the Mail on Sunday reports.
Families would only be able to claim benefits for two children under plans put forward by a member of David Cameron's policy board aimed at cutting billions of pounds off the welfare bill, according to the Mail on Sunday.
The radical proposals reported to have been set out by Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi would limit child benefit and child tax credits to families' first two children.
According to the newspaper, he said capping benefits by family size would "save billions and help the next generation think more carefully about their relationship with the welfare state".
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