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DRO or Bankruptcy Student Loan decides

I'm not sure if this question may have been answered in another thread,and if it has i'm sorry for being lazy and not finding it.

I have debts of roughly £13,000. plus i have a student loan which i have deferred for 15 years as i've never earned enough to start paying it back.

The student loan takes me over the DRO limit and so the CAB have advised bankruptcy.

I do not own a home or car and have no assets.

Can i leave the student loan out of my claim and go for DRO? It just seems to make sense as the BR will not wipe the student loan anyway. At the end of the day its the difference between my finding the fees of £90 or £525.

Please can anyone help? xxx

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