Transfering universities, Student Finance Help.

You get funding for your course+ 1 year i think so Student Finance would take it as funding you for your undergradate plus 1 year of your masters.

Thank you so you're saying I'm entitled to funding for five years?

Four years
As i said student finance give you your course + 1 year so they would fund your undergraduate studies and 1 year of your masters, unless they're funding you now for your foundation in which case they won't fund the masters at all.
So in short you'd have to pay that final year of your masters yourself =)

This isn't correct:
foundation year = year 0

So, if the OP does founation year, transfers, does a 3 year course + the intergrated masters, they'll get funding for all 5 years. They won't get funding for a ppst graduate masters. (or rather, one not intergrated into an undergraduate degree)

I am going on the assumption that the OP has had no previous study.

There is something (I can't remember if it's next year or the year after) about being able to get a loan for a masters if you're under 30.