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Student Loan Interest

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have been paying off my student loan since starting work after uni in 2003. But in my current job my payments from HMRC can be up to two years behind. I am wondering if the student loan company will make an interest rebate given the fact that I am paying interest on amounts that I have already paid off that havent yet reached them because of the delay by HMRC. My 2009/2010 payment has just been made so I have been paying interest on the total amount since April 2009 until this month as the deductions hadn't been taken off... Is that all too confusing?

I can't do anything about the delay by HMRC, it's down to my job role and it's common practice within my profession.

Thanks in advance...

D.

Comments

  • what do you mean HMRC payments are two years behind? You get paid, HMRC takes off tax, NI and student loan...assuming you're PAYE?
    Debts at LBM (May '08) £5760 - Lloyds CC £4260, Lloyds OD £1500;
    Debts as of May 28th 2011:
    Santander CC: £0.00
    Lloyds OD : £0.00
    DFW Nerd #1247 - Proudly dealt with my Debts :D Olympic 2012 Challenge #12
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