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Financial Assessment form-dependants
devildog
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Child dependants in further/higher education-It asks are they receiving financial support? If so, from which authority or organisation?
What exactly are they asking for here- bursaries(like Uni or NHS), EMA, parental help, Child benefit?
What exactly are they asking for here- bursaries(like Uni or NHS), EMA, parental help, Child benefit?
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Local authority, NHS. Not parental help.0
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Thank you Taiko(sorry don't know how to do the other thank you thing)
So for a child studying in 6th form you would put EMA-would you say it from local council, Government, other?
Do they then include that in their calculations?0 -
If you just list EMA, there's no actual option on the SLC database. It causes part of your household income to be disregarded in a split contribution style. It's not really relevent to your situation though.0
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The thank you thing was there all along-need to get my eyes tested!0
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