A Guide to Applying for Student Finance – Everything You Need to Know
With tuition fees a maximum of £9250 per year this can seem like a lot of 'debt' to get yourself into, but most finance experts agree that getting a student loan to pay for university is a more sensible option than trying to pay your fees upfront.
Read MoreFor most students, being at university is the first time they’re in control of paying bills, shopping for food, and making sure they’ve got enough money for everything they need.
Read MoreWe asked student's who attended our Money Doctors budgeting workshops if they could suggest any budgeting or money saving tips and here are the results:
Read MoreStudent tax issues: what if you work while studying?
Even with student loans, student grants if you can get them and help from parents and family, many students find themselves short of money at university. Taking a part-time job or working in the holidays is a brilliant way to make yourself more financially independent and get some valuable work experience at the same time.
Read MoreRenting a property for the first time can be a daunting experience for a student. While there is plenty of legislation in place to protect you it usually relies upon others involved in the process doing their part - something that does not always happen.
Read MoreApply For Student Finance: What It Means For You
The introduction of tuition fees has caused a great deal of confusion about the true cost of going to university. The question of student finance has become a serious issue for many potential students, with some even being put off going to university by the idea of amassing huge debts.
Read MoreStudent Finance England- Advice for the Fresher
Student Finance England processes over one million student finance applications every year and figures from 31 July show that over 630,000 students are already ready to be paid once they register and attend university.
Read MoreStudent Finance - The Definitive Guide
Every student in the UK who goes to university to study for their first degree can apply for student finance. This pays for your tuition (direct to the university) and you could also apply for a maintenance loan.
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Read MoreHow to Create the Right Budgeting Plan for You
Unless you’re lucky enough to go through university being financed by someone with unlimited resources then chances are you’re going to need to create some kind of budget to see you through without running out of cash.
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