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mountainboo | 07:50 Sat 19th Jun 2010 | Jobs & Education
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I have been told that there is a student loan that you only start paying for once you are in employment with an annual salary of over £30k. Is that through the government? Are there companies specializing in student finance? TIA
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Have a look here
http://www.slc.co.uk/
No idea, however, how all this might change with the Coalition Budget next week.
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I appreciate that, thank you. Yes, you are right of course, I should probably wait until after the budget.
I have a funny feeling student loans are going to be slashed and students will have to get part time jobs like in the olden days.
The standard student loan has to start being repaid once income is £15 K
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Yes, I wouldn't be surprised. I have a part time job, I am a mature student.
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Oh, it's £15k. Circumstances are also slightly different to the average student as I will be doing a part-time degree via distance learning (although I am still waiting for acceptance with University of London External System). My fee's would be a lot less than attending a uni.
i'm not sure you are entitled to a loan with d/l are you?
or part time
its £15k atm
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Hi,

HMRC will start deducting repayments once you earn over £15,000 per year.

You pay 9% of what you earn over that. If you earn £16,000 you repay £7.50 per month, so £90 per year.

For example…

£16,000 - £15,000 = £1,000

£1,000 x 9% = £90

£90 / 12 = £7.50

Hope that helps!

Andy
www.studentfinancedoctor.com

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