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[Ceejay123]

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[surprisebaby]

£10-20 a week. x

 

[dustbunny]

Well if he is getting maintenance/loan and any bursary then add that all up. From the total take away his annual amount of rent, bills and essentials and then 15% of whatever is left. When I went to Uni I wouldn't think anything of spending at least £20 a week on nights out so the least you can reasonably expect is that.

 

[Ceejay123]

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[Ceejay123]

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[andrewlanesc]

Thanks for this post, I was having similar queries myself! Thanks for the advice

 

[Ceejay123]

no problem - I think students get the ''nil rate'' as they have no income technically. x

 

[Ceejay123]

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[surprisebaby]

Started it up We sent £10 last week, £10 today. Decided not to do it as a DD, but what we can when we can. x

Well done! Hope it makes a difference to the atmosphere between everyone. And you'll both feel good that you're giving something and doing your best.x

 

[Ceejay123]

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[surprisebaby]

Started it up We sent £10 last week, £10 today. Decided not to do it as a DD, but what we can when we can. x

Well done! Hope it makes a difference to the atmosphere between everyone. And you'll both feel good that you're giving something and doing your best.x