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Parental income assessment
sw57
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Somebody may have already raised this one but my daughter and I are getting a bit worried about the parental income assessment when she goes to uni in September next year. I'm a widow and currently receive widowed parents allowance which, along with child benefit and child tax credit, will stop when my daughter leaves sixth form college. As a result my income will drop quite substantially but everything I've read suggests that those benefits will be assessed as my income thereby reducing the grant/loan that my daughter can receive. Is this the case and is there a provision for me to ask that only current year income is assessed?
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If you're receiving those benefits, chances are your income is below the threshold for maximum support even with them included in the assessment. It won't make a difference.0
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