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Foxy800 · 15/10/2009 08:59

HI there,

I am currently working 3 days a week but my lo goes to school in September and I would really like to do an open university degree but dont know where to start on the funding side as course is expensive. Any advice would be greatly received. ( I have had a quick look at the ou's funding support but wasnt sure if its classed as a loan or not, does anyone know?)

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ChopsTheDuck · 15/10/2009 09:05

there are grants and loans available. If you claim a means tested benefit such as housing benefit, working tax credit, you may be entitled to a grant.

If you aren't entitled to a grant you can have your payments spread over the year via a OUSBA account, which is a kind of low interest loan.

Foxy800 · 15/10/2009 09:08

Thank you for your quick reply.

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Foxy800 · 16/10/2009 08:44

Also with the ou it is means tested,does this include ax credits or just ur earnings?

Thank you in advance.

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ChopsTheDuck · 16/10/2009 16:18

I'm not entirely certain, I think it was jsut earnings.

Last tiem I applied, all they wanted to know is if I had a means tested benefit, and evidence of that. Then I automatically qualified.

Foxy800 · 16/10/2009 16:55

Ok thats great, thank you.

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