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Student loans and pensions

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  • Shakin_Steve
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    _shel said:
    sapacademy2007 said:
    Good move of clearing loan. 
    It depends on your school.
     WRONG answer 
     has nothing to do with the "school" 

     you know this is A uk forum 
    Correct. Depending upon what you earn, you pay a percentage of your wages.....the more you earn, the more you pay. Student loan deductions have no bearing.

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