money & budgeting

As a student, learning to manage your money is crucial to ensure your funds last until the end of term. While your maintenance loan or other funding may seem like a large sum at the start of term, making it stretch can be a challenge. But fear not, with some savvy budgeting you can make your money work for you.

This year is the 10th Anniversary of Debt Awareness Week and Students’ Union UCL is pleased to be able to offer accredited and confidential debt advice from our Money and Budgeting Service.

This year National Student Money Week is focused on Less Risk and More Reward for students. As part of this, we've highlighted the top rewards programmes available for popular sites around campus,

We’re fundraising to support even more students with the cost of living. Last academic year we awarded more than £215,000 in hardship grants, helping students pay bills, deal with emergencies, and get involved in student life.

Find a job as a student and put money back in your pocket. Here are 9 ways you can make a little extra money as a student.

4 Budgeting Tips Demystified We know that the cost-of-living crisis has made managing your money harder and budgeting really difficult as many items have increased in price.

Lots of students have come forward and recieved financial support this term. We've made the process as easy as possible for you - but don't just take our word for it. Here are three students sharing their experiences of applying for financial support from us.

The Cost of Living crisis will affect everyone, especially students who are already financially stretched. Over the summer we’ve been working to establish new and expanded support for students who may be facing financial hardship over the coming year.