Our Specialist Money Advisors are trained and experienced in offering free, confidential, independent advice and information on all money related matters including:
Whether you are a continuing student or about to start your time at university complete our easy to answer survey to find out possible funding sources are available to you.
This factsheet will give guidance to students who are living on a budget.
National Insurance is a system where all employers and workers pay towards specific state benefits. It pays for the NHS, unemployment benefit, sickness and disability allowances and the state pension.
Income tax is exactly what it says on the tin; tax on your income. It is calculated based on the amount of income you have earned.
Council Tax is a local tax on a residential property based on the property's value. The money goes towards local community services such as, Police and Fire Authorities, waste collection, parks and libraries.
This information leaflet outlines some of the financial implications if you withdraw or suspend from the University of Reading.
This page is for new undergraduate students living in England starting in the 2019/20 academic year.
This page is for undergraduates returning to Reading University.
This page advises student with any disability or illness on what they might be entitled to and how to access it.
This information is for both undergraduate and postgraduate international students, unless stated otherwise. An international student holds a passport from a country not in the EU or UK.
Appointments with the Advice Service by arrangement, or drop in without an appointment.
Services which operate within the Advice Service have separate sessions: see their individual pages for further info on how and when to access them.