Financial Survival for Students (4th edition)

This book is aimed at all students, especially those who are about to leave school and enter college or university. It covers the following issues:
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Maintenance and tuition loans
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Higher education grants
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University fees
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College fees
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Bursaries, scholarships and studentships
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Part-time and vacation employment
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Living costs
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Money management
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Student debt
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Budget planning
The book is easily accessible to students and, as such, provides a valuable resource for careers teachers, advice workers and other people who offer information and advice about learning opportunities. Feedback has been very positive, with customers returning for each updated version of the book.
Electronic copies are sent via email.
Printed copies are A4 size, bound with wire ring binder.
Financial Survival for Students - Table of Contents
Section 1: Sources of Income
- Financial Support for Further Education (England & Wales)
- Financial Support for Further Education (Scotland)
- Discretionary Awards (Northern Ireland)
- Education Maintenance Allowance
- Residential Allowances for Further Education (England)
- Government Financial Support for Higher Education (England & Wales)
- Government Financial Support for Higher Education (Northern Ireland)
- Government Financial Support for Higher Education (Scotland)
- Financial Support for Students with Disabilities
- Financial Support for Health Care Students
- Financial Support for Teacher Training
- Financial Support for Dance and Drama
- Financial Support for Social Work Students
- Financial Support for Study Abroad
- Student Loans
- Parental Contribution
- University Studentships, Scholarships and Awards
- Scholarships for the Fine and Performing Arts
- Sponsorship for Sport
- Company Sponsorship and Bursaries
- Defense Technical Undergraduate Scheme
- Royal Air Force Sponsorship
- Royal Navy Sponsorship
- Army Sponsorship
- Educational Trusts and Charities
- The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust
- Career Development Loans
- Work-based Learning
- Part-time and Vacation Work
Section 2: Student Expenditure
- Tuition Fees
- Accommodation Costs
- Utilities
- Insurance
- Course Materials, Books and Stationery
- Photocopying and Laser Printing
- Information Technology
- Travel
- Field Trips and Study Abroad
- Entertainment and Social Activities
- Sports and Leisure Activities
- Income Tax
- Council Tax
- National Insurance Contributions
Section 3 - Money Management
- Opening and Using a Bank Account
- Credit Cards and Personal Loans
- How to Plan your Budget
- Dealing with Debt