Bursary Payments and PT Jobs
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Bursary Payments and PT JobsHiya, i just got a quick question.
I have been accepted for support in the form of bursaries, now if i get a part time job would i lose these bursaries at all? Is there ANY way i could lose these bursaries now that i have been accepted?
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The HE grant isn't a bursary. It's also based on household income from the previous financial year. The only calculations it can affect would be next years', but you don't have to declare earnings from your own part time job for that. You won't earn enough from it to matter, and you're a tax dodger now
As for any bursary, that'd be froem an independent sponsor and/or the institution. If you have one of those, it's up to their rules. But I seriously doubt they'd take it back. In fact, they'd probably admire the initiative... -
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was just about to say that... also even if it did make a difference there is no chance they would find out - LEAs don't have the time or resources to keep track on every student via the inland revenue!(Original post by dogtanian)
The HE grant isn't a bursary. It's also based on household income from the previous financial year. The only calculations it can affect would be next years', but you don't have to declare earnings from your own part time job for that. You won't earn enough from it to matter, and you're a tax dodger now
As for any bursary, that'd be froem an independent sponsor and/or the institution. If you have one of those, it's up to their rules. But I seriously doubt they'd take it back. In fact, they'd probably admire the initiative...
