Spooners New Member Messages 2 Sunday at 5:17 PM #1 Hey folks, My eldest is starting college in Sept 2025. Will be applying for SUSI. My question is - is it too late to increase pension contributions in order to qualify for SUSI grants? Will they go off 2024's figures? I didn't before as I just don't make enough net p/a to cover everything. Household income: One income - gross approx 35,000 p/a. Maintenance - 260 every 2 weeks. (This is to cover 2 kids.)
Hey folks, My eldest is starting college in Sept 2025. Will be applying for SUSI. My question is - is it too late to increase pension contributions in order to qualify for SUSI grants? Will they go off 2024's figures? I didn't before as I just don't make enough net p/a to cover everything. Household income: One income - gross approx 35,000 p/a. Maintenance - 260 every 2 weeks. (This is to cover 2 kids.)
F Flybytheseat Registered User Messages 362 Sunday at 6:19 PM #2 You can still make 2024 contributions until end of Oct 2025, so why not consider that ?
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 51,276 Sunday at 6:39 PM #3 Spooners said: Will they go off 2024's figures? Click to expand... SUSI Income How does income affect my eligibility for a grant? www.susi.ie How is Income calculated for Grant Assessment purposes? The income calculation is based on gross income from all sources for the previous calendar year, also known as the reference period. For example, for academic year 2024/25, applications are assessed on gross income from all sources for the period 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2023. Click to expand...
Spooners said: Will they go off 2024's figures? Click to expand... SUSI Income How does income affect my eligibility for a grant? www.susi.ie How is Income calculated for Grant Assessment purposes? The income calculation is based on gross income from all sources for the previous calendar year, also known as the reference period. For example, for academic year 2024/25, applications are assessed on gross income from all sources for the period 1 January 2023 to 31 December 2023. Click to expand...
M Marsupial Registered User Messages 1,341 Sunday at 7:32 PM #4 Spooners said: My question is: Will they go off 2024's figures? Click to expand... Yes. The income calculation is based on gross income from all sources for the previous calendar year. So, for academic year 2025/26, applications will be assessed on the gross income from all sources for the period 1 January 2024 to 31 December 2024.
Spooners said: My question is: Will they go off 2024's figures? Click to expand... Yes. The income calculation is based on gross income from all sources for the previous calendar year. So, for academic year 2025/26, applications will be assessed on the gross income from all sources for the period 1 January 2024 to 31 December 2024.
Spooners New Member Messages 2 Sunday at 8:27 PM #5 Ok. Thank you. So, is it possible to do this? Flybytheseat said: You can still make 2024 contributions until end of Oct 2025, so why not consider that ? Click to expand...
Ok. Thank you. So, is it possible to do this? Flybytheseat said: You can still make 2024 contributions until end of Oct 2025, so why not consider that ? Click to expand...
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 51,276 Sunday at 8:29 PM #6 Spooners said: Ok. Thank you. So, is it possible to do this? Click to expand... Yes. site:askaboutmoney.com backdated pension tax relief - Google Search
Spooners said: Ok. Thank you. So, is it possible to do this? Click to expand... Yes. site:askaboutmoney.com backdated pension tax relief - Google Search
T Towger Registered User Messages 2,565 Sunday at 8:35 PM #7 Flybytheseat said: You can still make 2024 contributions until end of Oct 2025, so why not consider that ? Click to expand... SUSI are different from Revenue, they only count pension contributions in the actual year they are made.
Flybytheseat said: You can still make 2024 contributions until end of Oct 2025, so why not consider that ? Click to expand... SUSI are different from Revenue, they only count pension contributions in the actual year they are made.