Ring-Fence Money for Education
Von: TheScullster (phil@dropthespam.com) [Profil]
Datum: 21.10.2009 12:45
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Newsgroup: uk.finance
Datum: 21.10.2009 12:45
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Newsgroup: uk.finance
Hi all Is it possible to "allocate" money for the kids education so that it is not seen as savings. As a family, we have not been extravagant, preferring to save to help the kids through university. But I work in engineering and things are looking decidedly shakey just now. A lot of benefits look at "savings" as disposable monies to be spent before assistance is given. It is a serious source of aggravation (I suspect many are in the same boat right now) that we can be penalised for foregoing foreign holidays, flash cars etc and looking to the future in this way. So what are the options, other than stuffing the matress with it (the money I mean)? TIA Phil[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- David Woolley (22.10.2009 08:50)
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