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Right this has prob been done before but come and advise me on money!

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JustTonks · 16/09/2007 20:53

IF I do either teacher training (3/4 year course) or Social Work (3y)

I am a single parent with 2 kids and will stay that way if it helps financially!

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JustTonks · 16/09/2007 21:15

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MiaWallace · 17/09/2007 14:47

As a single parent (not working) studying for a degree you would be intitled to

  • maintenance loan - £4510
  • special support grant - £2765
  • parents learning allowance - £1435

Plus 85% of childcare costs.

You can still claim child tax credits and you would get some housing benefit. You would also be able to apply for a student intrest free overdraft with the high st banks.

There's also an additional nhs bursary with the social work degree, not sure how much this is for.

If you have any further questions you can email me on brighteyes42 @ hotmail. co. uk

JustTonks · 17/09/2007 18:36

Thats great thanks, I expected more in the way of grants though I hadn't found any.Don't need Childcare and can't claim housing benefit (own my house) but did remember I wouldn't have to pay council tax so thats something I suppose.

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Katiekins83 · 27/09/2007 11:54

hi! i have just started back on my 2nd year of my degree ( after baby number 1) and am a single mummy and they have now taken £1000 a term from my loan, as they siad they over paid me, and still havent sorted my childcare grant out! what can i do!!!!

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