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    Budget Planner Updated August 2009

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    Andrei Almasan
    The document provides information about student services that aim to transform lives, meet student needs, and build careers. It lists various types of income students may receive including loans, grants, parental contributions, and earnings. It also lists expenditures students may have such as rent, bills, course costs, transportation, and other living expenses. The document includes boxes to calculate monthly income equivalent, total expenditures, and money remaining by subtracting expenditures from income. It notes that the money management work helps improve students' financial capability as part of a national project.

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    Budget Planner Updated August 2009

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    The document provides information about student services that aim to transform lives, meet student needs, and build careers. It lists various types of income students may receive including loans, grants, parental contributions, and earnings. It also lists expenditures students may have such as rent, bills, course costs, transportation, and other living expenses. The document includes boxes to calculate monthly income equivalent, total expenditures, and money remaining by subtracting expenditures from income. It notes that the money management work helps improve students' financial capability as part of a national project.

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    The document provides information about student services that aim to transform lives, meet student needs, and build careers. It lists various types of income students may receive including loans, grants, parental contributions, and earnings. It also lists expenditures students may have such as rent, bills, course costs, transportation, and other living expenses. The document includes boxes to calculate monthly income equivalent, total expenditures, and money remaining by subtracting expenditures from income. It notes that the money management work helps improve students' financial capability as part of a national project.

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    Budget Planner Updated August 2009

    Uploaded by

    Andrei Almasan
    The document provides information about student services that aim to transform lives, meet student needs, and build careers. It lists various types of income students may receive including loans, grants, parental contributions, and earnings. It also lists expenditures students may have such as rent, bills, course costs, transportation, and other living expenses. The document includes boxes to calculate monthly income equivalent, total expenditures, and money remaining by subtracting expenditures from income. It notes that the money management work helps improve students' financial capability as part of a national project.

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    Student Services

    Transforming lives, meeting needs, building careers

    Advice, Information and Funding Service


    Income Amount received Maintenance Loan Maintenance Grant Special Support Grant Parents Learning Allowance Adult Dependants Grant Childcare Grant Parental Contribution Bursary Sponsorship/Scholarship Earnings Partner's income Housing Benefit Income support Disabilty Living Allowance Incapacity benefit Employment and Support Allowance Child Benefit Child Tax Credit/Working Tax Credit Other income Total Income Expenditure Amount paid Rent/Halls fees/mortgage Council Tax Tuition Fees (if not paid directly by fee loan) Contents Insurance Gas Electricity Water Landline and internet Mobile phone (including insurance) TV Licence Childcare costs Food/toiletries/laundry Books/equipment/ course costs Stationery Clothes Socialising Public transport Road Tax Car insurance Petrol MOT/service Medical costs Total Expenditure Period covered (weeks) Monthly equivalent*

    Box A 0 Monthly equivalent Period Covered (weeks)

    Box B

    0 0

    Box C = money remaining (Box A minus Box B) The money management and debt prevention work carried out at London Metropolitan University is part of a national 'Money Doctors' project aiming to improve students' financial capability, led by the Consumer Financial Education Body. *To calculate the monthly equivalent figure, divide the income or expenditure by the number of weeks covered, multiply by 52 and divide by 12.

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