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Manage money in a Court Funds Office account for someone if you're authorised by the Court of Protection - interest, statements, investments, deposits, withdrawals, closing an account and complaints
You may need to manage a Court Funds Office account for someone if you’re…
You need to apply to: open an account for someone manage an account for…
A Court Funds Office account is called a ‘special account’ if the account…
You can invest in the stock market using money from the Court Funds Office…
You can pay money in to an account after you apply to manage the account.…
You can set up one-off withdrawals or regular withdrawals into the bank…
A new deputy can take over management of the account if you stop being a…
Write to the Court Funds Office to tell them if the person you’re deputy…
An overview of 16 to 19 education funding and how we calculate.
What happens to money in your Court Funds Office account after your 18th birthday
Find out about Authorised Investment Funds (AIFs) including certificate of resident requests, new fund set up and tax payments, returns and vouchers.
An overview of capital funding for post-16 education providers, the type of funding available and what it can be used for.
Information about financial assurance and financial management of 16 to 19 institutions, including sixth-form and further education colleges that are funded by Education and Skills and Funding Agency (ESFA).
An overview of school capital funding, who it’s for, current and past allocations, how it’s calculated and spending guidance.
Information about how we allocate 16 to 19 funding to institutions.
You can start to raise funds for your charity once you have your governing document and trustees in place.
A guide to the main academy funding, finance and governance terms and acronyms.
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