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You mean for Jobseeker Benfit/Allowance? If she is studying full time then she will presumably not be available for and seeking work so would not meet one of the key qualifying conditions for these.is she not entitled to sign on in anyway at all?
She should be getting mortgage interest relief already and this will not change even if she is not earning/paying tax since it is granted at source.If she does get on to this course what benifits if any is she entitled to... payment, mortage relief etc?
She doesn't have to wait until the end of the year:If she pays tax in Jan 08, she will be able to claim it back at the end of the tax year.
Surely a key incentive is what you learn and how it might positively impact your personal and career development? Why should the state be solely or mainly responsibly for incentivising (ugh!) people?so much for incentives to return to education in our wonderful 'knowledge based' society..
Surely a key incentive is what you learn and how it might positively impact your personal and career development? Why should the state be solely or mainly responsibly for incentivising (ugh!) people?
Students who are entitled to a grant for an undergrad are generally entitled to a grant for one postgrad.
Sorry - no idea what you're on about or what relevance this is to the topic in hand.Another view is what would happen if the tax rate was raised to the way it was in the 80's. Its' human nature to respond to a disincentive. It is also human reality that a disincentive may make an option unaffordable even though it may be good for society in the long run. Government policy is partly about offering incentives to multinationals, BES scheme, tax breaks etc using the taxpayers own money as a carrot to influence behaviour which is ideally good for the economy. Society usually benefits from a return in the end if the focus of the policy incentive is the subject of careful planning.
Sorry - no idea what you're on about or what relevance this is to the topic in hand.
Hi All,
my partner is looking to go back to college to become a primary school teacher starting in feb 08 (if she is successful in her interview in nov... fingers crossed) she will be leaving her full time job to do this. At the moment we are paying off a mortage having bought our house over a year ago. If she does get on to this course what benifits if any is she entitled to... payment, mortage relief etc? we are not married but have both our names on the mortage.
any hep advice would be welcomed as this is something that she needs and we need to be prepared for it.
Thanks
She obviously needs to be available for and seeking work to claim Jobseekers Benefit/Allowance.If she is leaving a permanent job then she is not entitled to the dole.
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