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Student Loans or Retirement?
dbyrne
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One take on the dilemma: http://www.stockblender.net/article.php?id=5
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American scenario so is it really relevant to the UK? Here you have to pay back the minimum - there's no opt out, and the student loan interest rate is supposed to be the lowest you can get? (don't know whether it is or not).
I agree though - there are a lot of places demanding the attention of my salary on graduation - mortgage/saving for a house, credit card debt, student loan, pension. The list seems to be endless.0
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