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Grant Question

daniel91 · 2009-07-28 19:27:18

I'm applying for the college grant and confident i'm eligable for the full grant. but ive been working part time in a local shop for the past 2 years, earning about €70 a week, i'm 17. I'm moving away for college and not if i can keep up the job unless i come back every weekend. Just wondering would this provent me from…

28-07-2009 7:27pm

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daniel91

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I'm applying for the college grant and confident i'm eligable for the full grant. but ive been working part time in a local shop for the past 2 years, earning about €70 a week, i'm 17. I'm moving away for college and not if i can keep up the job unless i come back every weekend. Just wondering would this provent me from getting the full grant?
Thanks.

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#2 28-07-2009 8:31pm

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There is a section to fill in for Student Hoilday Work which you could fill the 70euro in.
But your grant depends on the income of your parents moreso than your personal earnings if you are under 23 and living at home.
Hope this helps.

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#3 30-07-2009 12:26pm

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check studentfinance.ie should answer any questions you have about this..

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