Update the student finance calculator start page

app/flows/student_finance_calculator_flow/start.erb

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 <% text_for :title do %>
-  Student finance calculator
+  Check how much student finance you could get
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 <% text_for :meta_description do %>
-  Student finance calculator - get a quick estimate of what student loans, grants, bursaries and other funding you could get - for full-time, and  part-time students
+  Check how much student finance you could get - get a quick estimate of what student loans, grants, bursaries and other funding you could get - for full-time, and  part-time students
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 <% govspeak_for :body do %>
   This calculator is for students living in England starting a new undergraduate course in academic years:
 
   - 2024 to 2025
   - 2025 to 2026
-  
-  You'll need to [check if you're eligible for tuition fees and living costs (full support) or tuition fee-only funding before you start](https://www.gov.uk/student-finance/who-qualifies).
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+  ^ You cannot use the calculator if you’re [a student from Scotland](https://www.saas.gov.uk/), [a student from Wales](https://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/) or [a student from Northern Ireland](https://www.studentfinanceni.co.uk/).
 
   Use this calculator to estimate:
 
   - how much student loan you could get
   - extra funding, for example if you’re disabled or have children
 
-  Your result will be more accurate if you know your annual household income (your parents’ or partner’s income plus your own).
-<% end %>
+  ## Before you start
 
-<% govspeak_for :post_body do %>
-  You must check what loans you’re eligible for before you start.
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-  If you’re a part-time student you’ll need to know how many credits you’ll study and how many credits a full-time student would study.
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-  You cannot use the calculator if you’re from [Scotland](http://www.saas.gov.uk/), [Wales](http://www.studentfinancewales.co.uk/) or [Northern Ireland](http://www.studentfinanceni.co.uk/).
-<% end %>
+  To use the calculator, you need to know what [type of funding you’re eligible for](/student-finance/who-qualifies) (Tuition Fee Loan and Maintenance Loan or Tuition Fee Loan only).
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+  If you're eligible for a Maintenance Loan, you'll need to know your annual household income (your parents’ or partner’s income plus your own).
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+  If you’re a part-time student, you'll also need to know how many credits you’ll study and how many credits a full-time student would study.
+
+  ##Calculate how much you could get
+<% end %>