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At the moment my outgoings are just under my incomings, but then I am used to having disposable income at the moment with working. The course doesn't start until Sept next year, so that is 12 months of saving I could do. Just need to cut down my expenses and see how that goes.
I was more worried that the bank would turn round and say you need to be in a job and earning £X to cover your mortgage.
Luckily I don't have any credit cards and the only debt, excluding the mortgage is my car, which I do need as I am in the middle of nowhere.
there is no need to tell your mortgage lender that you are returning to college as long as you continue paying the mortgage properly
so the important things to do is to start saving like mad from today and sort out what funding you will get
I don't know what field you are in but also consider the possibility it may take a while to get a job after you finish and make suitabl;e financial provision0
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