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MSE News: 100,000+ university leavers likely owed £100s as they started repaying...
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More than 100,000 university leavers in the last three years alone have begun repaying their student loan earlier than needed, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal - and if you have, you may be able to reclaim £100s...
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'100,000+ university leavers likely owed £100s as they started repaying their student loan too soon'
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It would help of course if the HMRC Starter checklist didn't contain contradictions such as:
9) Do you have a Student Loan which is not fully repaid?
If no, go to question 12
12) Did you finish your studies before last 6 April?
What the bit in red should say is "proceed to sign and date this form" or similar.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/513621/Starter_checklist_v1.0.pdf0 -
I graduated in 1 April 2015 and started working in May of the same year where they have also started deducting my student loan. I called SLC and they said that I was not eligible for any refund due to the fact that I graduated 5 days before the new tax year started (6 April for year 2015/2016). Is this accurate and am I really not eligible? I just want to make sure I am not losing out.
Thanks in advance for your response.0 -
Adaffy, that is correct. In this respect you are very unfortunate - you must be one of the few people to graduate in the first few days of April!!Read the latest MSE News
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Thank you for your response MSE Callum. Most appreciated.0
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