Are you off to University in September and need advice about keeping yourself on a firm financial footing?

Or are you thinking of going in 2012 and could use some help making sense of the new fees that are being charged by universities across the country?

The new university fees are said to be putting off A-Level students from moving on to further education, with many charging students the maximum annual tuition of £9,000 – three times more than students currently pay.

So can you afford to go to university now? And will your course be worth the money that you pay for it?

Help is at hand with our tuition fees live question and answer session next week on expressandstar.com.

We’ve lined up local experts to give you personal advice on your finances, information about the new fees and answer all of your questions about going to university.

Pro-vice chancellor of Student Affairs, Jane Nelson has overall responsibility for student affairs at the University of Wolverhampton, including tuition fees, bursaries and student support, so she is perfectly placed to offer advice to prospective students who have questions about how the new fees will affect their university lives.

She’ll be online next Wednesday between 1 and 3pm to answer all of your questions on tuition fees, student loans and to offer financial advice and budgeting tips.

So leave your question in the comments section below now to make sure that your problem gets answered.