Single Part of a couple
Maximum
income
£1,085 plus £245 for
each child you have
£1,245 plus £245 for
each child you have
For example:
1 child £1,330 £1,490
2 children £1,575 £1,735
Your
monthly income
Your partner’s
monthly income
Wages (before tax and National Insurance deductions)
£ £
Child Benet
£ £
Working Tax Credit
£ £
Child Tax Credit
£ £
Maintenance payments
£ £
Contribution-based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA)
£ £
Contribution-based Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
£ £
Universal Credit (and you are earning more than £6,000 a year)
£ £
Pensions (state, work and private)
£ £
Rent from anyone living with you
£ £
Rent from other properties you own
£ £
Other monthly income:
£ £
Total monthly income
£ £
Some benefits shouldn’t be included - eg Carer’s Allowance,
Housing Benefit or childcare element of Working Tax Credit.
See full list on page 10 of the guide.
10. Do you have any children living with you, or who you support nancially?
(up to 19 years old in full-time education)
11. What is your total monthly income, before tax and National Insurance?
(including your partner if you have one)
No
Yes, children
Total monthly income - You may not get a
full fee reduction if your (and your partner’s)
monthly income is more than the amount in
the table on the right. You may be asked to
provide additional evidence of your income.
For more information see pages 11–12 of the
guide.