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Finally, some good news about student loan interest rates for once!
Many students have no idea how they pay back their student loans after finishing University.
So I made this short guide to summarise the key facts on how to repay student loans.
They offer a maximum student tuition fee loan of £3,225 and a maximum student maintenance loan of about £3500.
Seems like the obvious way to go right? After the fiasco that happened this year, people aren’t so sure anymore.
You basically combine all your private student loans into one manageable loan.
By getting student loans consolidation, you may save money in several ways. If your credit rating has improved while you have been at university, you may be able to find a better interest rate, or lower your monthly repayments by extending the repayment period.
Read my tips below on student loans consolidation to see if it’s the right thing for you to do.
It’s important to learn how to manage your finances now your at University, and a student savings account should help.
It’s mainly expensive because most students will finish University before they are 25, and don’t get a chance to build a decent no claims bonus. Also companies that do offer cheap car insurance for students will assume everyone under 25 years old is a reckless driver, so if you have an accident you will probably have to pay a percentage towards the cost of repair, and your premium will go sky-high… Not good!
