Get UK PFF2 2015

If your parents have received a lump sum from a Private Pension scheme or an Occupational Pension, this will need be included in the application as this has come from a taxable source. These payments are not taxable themselves, however like redundancy payments; they are from a taxable source.

You can apply if all of the following apply: you're a UK national or have 'settled status' (no restrictions on how long you can stay) you normally live in England. you've been living in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man for 3 years before starting your course.

The maximum Maintenance Loan is £12,010 and is paid to students who will be living away from home and in London, and whose annual household income is below £25,000. And for more info on Student Loans in England, check out this guide.

If your household income is below £25,000, you will be eligible for the maximum amount of Maintenance Loan £12,010. If your household income is above £25,000, 50.2% of the Maintenance Loan is income assessed on a sliding scale.

Parental contribution Some Student Finance maintenance funding is means-tested, so how much you get depends on your household income. If you're financially dependent on your parents, that means their income affects your funding.

Eligible full- and part-time students can borrow for the full cost of their course fees, up to £9,250/year (or up to £6,000 a year at private universities). This money isn't means-tested, so household income won't affect how much you get. The maximum amounts apply to students from across the UK who study in England.

PFF2 Form - Assessment of Financial Circumstances For parents and partners of students.

A repayable maintenance loan is available to full-time students to cover accommodation and living costs, and is paid directly into your bank account. ... The maintenance grant and Special Support Grant are means tested and help you pay for additional course-related costs such as books, travel, equipment, and childcare.

The maximum Maintenance Loan is £12,010 and is paid to students who will be living away from home and in London, and whose annual household income is below £25,000. And for more info on Student Loans in England, check out this guide.

The minimum Maintenance Loan on offer for students from England is £3,410, which is paid to students with a household income of £58,222 or more and who'll be living at home during their time at uni.