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japmis
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to post but I just had to share......
:beer:I've paid off my student loan:beer:
So that's another £200 a month income. Can't beleive it. I keep having to pinch myself because it's something I never thought would happen!! :j
Happy Days :T
(that just leaves 0% credit cards left to pay off - and the mortgage - before I am debt free. I reckon I can do it now before the end of 2015 - the CCs that is, not the mortgage!!)
:beer:I've paid off my student loan:beer:
So that's another £200 a month income. Can't beleive it. I keep having to pinch myself because it's something I never thought would happen!! :j
Happy Days :T
(that just leaves 0% credit cards left to pay off - and the mortgage - before I am debt free. I reckon I can do it now before the end of 2015 - the CCs that is, not the mortgage!!)
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Well done, thats great news.How long did it take for you to pay off your student loan? I have only been graduated for 3 years so have a long way to go! Is there any way that you can make over payments with a student loan?0
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I graduated summer 2006 so just under 10 years. I am lucky because I have a great career and my student loan was only (only!) £16k ish.
I personally did not make any over payments, although it is possible, because the interest rate on the loan is very minimal.0 -
Well done! :j
I haven't even thought about my student loan! My focus is on paying off my other debts at the moment and then I may consider over paying in the future but will probably over pay mortgage instead!Starting again..0 -
Well done:-)
My student loan is £18 a month from my salary I don't think I'll ever pay it off. Doesn't it get cancelled after a period of time anyway?**Debt Free as of 15:55 on Friday 23rd March 2012**And I am staying that way
377 166million Sealed Pot Challenge 2018 :staradmin No. 90: Emergency fund £637
My debt free diary http://http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=36300990 -
it depends on when you started studying, in the link that SerialRenter posted there is a calculator. My repayment date is in around 18.5 years provided my circumstances don't change!Debt free on 2nd January 2015Next savings goals:£5k emergency fund£4k holiday of a lifetime fund0
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It gets written off when you are 65 in my case.**Debt Free as of 15:55 on Friday 23rd March 2012**And I am staying that way
377 166million Sealed Pot Challenge 2018 :staradmin No. 90: Emergency fund £637
My debt free diary http://http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=36300990 -
Well done - I am paying mine off this year too, hopefully April or MayDebt - CCV £3792
CCB £1383 (took a hit for a holiday)
Loan 1 £1787
Loan 2 £1683
Total £8601 Was £393020 -
Oh well done! That's brilliant, must be a good feeling. Hopefully I will get to join you in about two years time...Mortgage overpayments 2018: £4602, 2019: £7870
Mortgage overpayments 2020: £4620
Mortgage 2017 £145K, June 2020 £112.6k0 -
Well done! In my own case I graduated with £12,000 worth of loans in 2001. I repaid all but £250 by 2009 when I was made redundant from my well paying job, & I then didnt pay any for years. I know it gets written off anyway, but I have for the last year been paying £10 a month off, just because I want to see it gone. Its a psychological thing." Your vibe attracts your tribe":D
Debt neutral 27/03/17 from £40k:eek: in the hole 2012.
Roadkill 17 £56.58 2016-£62.28 2015- £84.20)
RYSAW17 £1900 2016 £2,535.16 2015 £1027.200
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