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Repaying Student Loans 2009/10 guide discussion
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They will take the same amount but it will be reduced quicker as no interest is being added.
Student Loan £10,000(+4,000 in interest)£14,000, :rotfl:
NHS Bursaries: Paid Off! :T
Its done the same as PAYE tax. If you were paid yearly you would only pay back with £15k+, but as you are paid monthly its worked out on PAYE (just like tax normally is!).
Student Loan £10,000(+4,000 in interest)£14,000, :rotfl:
NHS Bursaries: Paid Off! :T
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAndLearning/UniversityAndHigherEducation/StudentFinance/RepayingStudentLoansCoursesStartingFrom1998/DG_10034867
No problem.
As I said, its worked out PAYE, just like tax is.
Since gambling in the UK is tax free and therfore is never declared how does this stack up with the student loans system.
Just wondered, I know gamblers probably never really win but since he never pays tax/ni etc he earns in the region of £3/4000 a month clear thats not to be sniffed at. My son keeps saying hes gonna give up his job and try this one day.
Does anyone know what the position is on this.
regards,
Alan.
Not fair i say
Hey I took mine out in 07/08 and the grant and extra loan limit was £30k then, now its £70k!
Student Loan £10,000(+4,000 in interest)£14,000, :rotfl:
NHS Bursaries: Paid Off! :T