PART 6CALCULATION OF CAPITAL AND INCOME

CHAPTER 3UNEARNED INCOME

Calculation of student income - amount for an assessment period71

The amount of a person's student income in relation to each assessment period in which the person is to be treated as having student income in accordance with regulation 68(1) is calculated as follows.

Step 1

Determine whichever of the following amounts is applicable—

a

F4in so far as regulation 68(2) applies to a person with a student loan, the amount of the loan (and, if applicable, the amount of any grant) in relation to the year of the course in which the assessment period falls; F3...

F1aa

in so far as regulation 68(2) applies to a person with a postgraduate F5... loan, 30 per cent. of the amount of the loan in relation to the year of the course in which the assessment period falls; or

b

if regulation 68(4) applies (person with a grant but no student loan F2or postgraduate F5... loan) the amount of the grant in relation to the year of the course in which the assessment period falls.

But if the period of the course is less than a year determine the amount of the grant or loan in relation to the course.

Step 2

Determine in relation to—

a

the year of the course in which the assessment period falls; or

b

if the period of the course is less than a year, the period of the course,

the number of assessment periods for which the person is to be treated as having student income under regulation 68(1).

F6But where the first day of the person’s universal credit award is on a date later than the first day of the year of the course, or period of the course, in question, each period of one month beginning on the same day as the assessment periods for, and preceding the commencement of, that award is to be treated as an assessment period when determining the number of assessment periods for which the person is to be treated as having student income.

Step 3

Divide the amount produced by step 1 by the number of assessment periods produced by step 2.

Step 4

Deduct £110.