The phrase "allowance help" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial assistance or support related to allowances, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "I need some allowance help to manage my budget better this month."
Alternatives: "financial assistance" or "budget support".
This allowance helps to defray the costs associated with their stay at Princeton.
November 2009 She introduces universal child allowance, helping many families out of poverty.
Fortunately, a payment from the government called the widowed parent's allowance helped provide financial support.
Osborne, who is expected to announce a further increase in the personal allowance (the amount of earning on which no income tax is levied) to at least £10,500, said there had been a "misconception" in this debate and that lifting the basic rate allowance helped all taxpayers, apart from the very rich.
The tax allowance helps balance that out.
Respondents told stories of how allowances help pay basic necessities or allow for larger purchases: "It helps to cater for some other things at home; they even help with things like paying school fees for children because the government salaries are very low.
The Lib Dems say higher allowances help the low-paid, but almost as many voters – 14% – would prefer a pause in tax credit cuts, a more targeted help for the working poor.
But basically, the justification that will fall from Osborne's mouth is that most of the multibillion-pound allowances help the better off, those on higher tax rates whose pension contributions are not taxed.
Cash allowances help families with HIV positive children in Tajikistan regain hope DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, March 2011 - Playing with her three-year-old son, Olim*, Marhabo tells me a story of desperation and hope.
In theory, limiting the supply of the pollution allowances helps to establish a price for the emission of carbon dioxide.
