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Mature student entitled to?
glitterycloud
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Hi I am off to uni this September as a Mature Student. I am studying a part time degree course and have a child starting school in September too.
I am a lone parent (very long story cut short - hubby is over seas awaiting a visa desicion first one was declined, second one is on hold so I am classed as a lone parent even though I am married)
Can anyone help advise me as to what I am entitled to when I leave my full time job to go part time and study part time.
I am looking to work school hours around 16 hours a week.
I am also looking to move out of my mothers home, I have lived with her for 3 years waiting for hubby to come over but have decided that I need my own space and my child needs their own bedroom (we share a bedroom at the minute).
I will be getting an NHS bursary but I don't know how much yet.
Am i entitled to working tax credit, child tax credit, housing benefit or council benefit?
I have looked at the entitledto website but I find it all a little confusing!
Thank you for reading.
I am a lone parent (very long story cut short - hubby is over seas awaiting a visa desicion first one was declined, second one is on hold so I am classed as a lone parent even though I am married)
Can anyone help advise me as to what I am entitled to when I leave my full time job to go part time and study part time.
I am looking to work school hours around 16 hours a week.
I am also looking to move out of my mothers home, I have lived with her for 3 years waiting for hubby to come over but have decided that I need my own space and my child needs their own bedroom (we share a bedroom at the minute).
I will be getting an NHS bursary but I don't know how much yet.
Am i entitled to working tax credit, child tax credit, housing benefit or council benefit?
I have looked at the entitledto website but I find it all a little confusing!
Thank you for reading.
Love a charity shop bargain
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You can always get child tax credit.
You can get working tax credit if you work so many hours per week.
You can get council tax discounts as a single person and may be exempted if considered a full time student or may get a reduction if your income is low enough.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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How much does hubby earn?:j Trytryagain FLYLADY - SAYE £700 each month Premium Bonds £713 Mortgage Was £100,000@20/6/08 now zilch 21/4/15:beer: WTL - 52 (I'll do it 4 MUM)0
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shop-to-drop wrote: »How much does hubby earn?
Hubby is overseas awaiting a visa so his earnings are irrelevant. The UK border agency won't grant him a visa therefore I am treated as a single/lone parent. The tax credit office currently use my salary only.Love a charity shop bargain0
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