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Occupational pensions and Student Loans
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If you are accepted - the repayments are dependent on your salary.
Anything under £16k and you will pay nothing but if you have income above this you will have to pay back every month.
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I am 57 and have recently been made redundant. I have a pension from my previous employer. If I applied for a student loan would I have to repay it from my pension when I graduate ?
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it would seem that the situation is complicated.
if your income is a pension only or a pension plus a PAYE salary then the pension is disregarded for student repayments calculations
if however you have to self assess then it is included.EU tariff on agricultual product 12.2%
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Thanks Guys - very helpful.0
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