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A-13.3, r. 1 - Regulation respecting financial assistance for education expenses
Section 74
Disposition versions
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $302 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $150 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $287 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $143 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $270 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $134 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $263 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $131 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $260 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $129 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $256 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $127 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s monthly income is less than the amount obtained by adding $1.75 to the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) and by multiplying that sum by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $254 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $126 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s income referred to in Schedules I and II is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $252 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $125 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s income referred to in Schedules I and II is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $249 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $124 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s income referred to in Schedules I and II is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $246 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $123 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s income referred to in Schedules I and II is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $244 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $122 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s income referred to in Schedules I and II is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 5 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $240 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $120 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
74. A borrower is in a precarious financial situation if the borrower’s employment income referred to in Schedule I is less, on a monthly basis, than the amount obtained by multiplying the minimum wage set out in section 3 of the Regulation respecting labour standards (chapter N-1.1, r. 3) by 160.21, and the borrower expects his or her income to remain such for the following 4 months.
The amount determined under the first paragraph is increased by $240 for each child of the borrower. The amount is further increased by $120 if the borrower has no spouse and lives with the child.
