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I was just wondering if any of you recive EMA (Education Maintinence Allowance) and if you do, when does it usually get payed into your bank account?
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munn wrote:
> Whereas people whose parents were obviously louts at school (and the
> apple doesn't fall far from the tree) get 30 quid a week to buy CDs
> and games etc.
> Gay.
Screw you, moron.
> Whereas people whose parents were obviously louts at school (and the
> apple doesn't fall far from the tree) get 30 quid a week to buy CDs
> and games etc.
> Gay.
Screw you, moron.
I must admit that my parents earn over £30,000 a year but my auntie is an accountant and she told us the ins and outs of how to screw it over so that it is only my mam living at home and not my dad.
So I basically get fraud EMA as my friend says.
...Oh well.
So I basically get fraud EMA as my friend says.
...Oh well.
lcarus wrote:
> Seriously, scroungers. The government are paying you to stay on and
> learn.
Not really. People I know already intended to stay on, and if the government are paying them £30 anyway, I doubt they're ones to complain.
> Seriously, scroungers. The government are paying you to stay on and
> learn.
Not really. People I know already intended to stay on, and if the government are paying them £30 anyway, I doubt they're ones to complain.
DW wrote:
> I can get it, but I don't.
Why the hell not? :0x
> I can get it, but I don't.
Why the hell not? :0x
Anonymous wrote:
> £10 a week don't make me go into college anymore, I just go in
> for a laugh and to learn of course. Plus you get £100 bonus
> every term which is class
That's not entirely true:
"You can get an extra £100 in January and July and again in October if you come back for a second year. To get the bonuses, you will need to demonstrate real progress and commitment to your course by meeting specific goals agreed between you and your school or college.
Bonus payments are made in January and July in the first year of your course and in September, January and July the year after that."
> £10 a week don't make me go into college anymore, I just go in
> for a laugh and to learn of course. Plus you get £100 bonus
> every term which is class
That's not entirely true:
"You can get an extra £100 in January and July and again in October if you come back for a second year. To get the bonuses, you will need to demonstrate real progress and commitment to your course by meeting specific goals agreed between you and your school or college.
Bonus payments are made in January and July in the first year of your course and in September, January and July the year after that."
30 quid a week to go to college? Bloody hell!
I get 17 euro a week (about a tenner) to help me out in Uni.
I get 17 euro a week (about a tenner) to help me out in Uni.
It depends on how much your parents earn.
There's 10, 20 and 30 quid.
There's 10, 20 and 30 quid.
I wish I was two years younger. My sister boasts to me about how she gets it.
Ah well, I can boast to her about my £120 a week salary. Yay.
Ah well, I can boast to her about my £120 a week salary. Yay.
Thanks for all your concern, but it went into my bank account this morning :)
DW wrote:
> munn wrote:
> Whereas people whose parents were obviously louts at school (and the
> apple doesn't fall far from the tree) get 30 quid a week to buy CDs
> and games etc.
> Gay.
>
> Or perhaps our parents couldn't finish school, because of health
> reasons, and are now stuck in dead end jobs and can barely afford to
> put food on the table...
Oh, like what happened with my mum?
She only spent 10 years in school and had to drop out, then worked her behind off to get herself a job paying good money, when my brother was born, she was a single parent, as she coped.
Or how about my dad, who didn't even go to school.
he was brought up on a farm and went off to train to become and engineer and worked his way up to become the head engineer of McCormick Europe (or something like that).
My mum's job doesn't pay as much now, but that's becasue she only works part time as she looks after the family.
So even if you do have problems, they do end, and you can go on and get something good after that.
Unless you're lazy.
> munn wrote:
> Whereas people whose parents were obviously louts at school (and the
> apple doesn't fall far from the tree) get 30 quid a week to buy CDs
> and games etc.
> Gay.
>
> Or perhaps our parents couldn't finish school, because of health
> reasons, and are now stuck in dead end jobs and can barely afford to
> put food on the table...
Oh, like what happened with my mum?
She only spent 10 years in school and had to drop out, then worked her behind off to get herself a job paying good money, when my brother was born, she was a single parent, as she coped.
Or how about my dad, who didn't even go to school.
he was brought up on a farm and went off to train to become and engineer and worked his way up to become the head engineer of McCormick Europe (or something like that).
My mum's job doesn't pay as much now, but that's becasue she only works part time as she looks after the family.
So even if you do have problems, they do end, and you can go on and get something good after that.
Unless you're lazy.
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