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The One Account and Private School
yus786
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Your probably wondering what this is?
I intend to send my boys to a private school. Now like every other parent, i too will be applying for a Bursary (or part of one).
Just picked up the "Confidential Statement of Financial Circumstances - In support of an application for a Grant" Application Form.
It says on there i need to enter my
For the sake of this application - should i stop the stoozing (pay back the cards) and just report the actual mortgage i have left?
Will they require proof? Or can they check?
Any experiences anyone?
Many thanks
I intend to send my boys to a private school. Now like every other parent, i too will be applying for a Bursary (or part of one).
Just picked up the "Confidential Statement of Financial Circumstances - In support of an application for a Grant" Application Form.
It says on there i need to enter my
- Mortgage interest (include capital repayment as well as interest)
- Savings
For the sake of this application - should i stop the stoozing (pay back the cards) and just report the actual mortgage i have left?
Will they require proof? Or can they check?
Any experiences anyone?
Many thanks
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I would personally reply with what I would be paying if I did'nt stooze. It's nobodies business how you choose to reduce your payments with these methods ... I stand to be corrected though!!
Not sure how they have proof of mortgage payment with a One Account as there is no set mortgage payment?0
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