There are low interest loans from the government to help students pay their living and study costs while they are at university.
Loans to students funded by the Government, unlike ordinary commercial loans. The interest rate is linked to the Retail Prices Index, which allows students to borrow finance at a rate of interest linked to the rate of inflation. This means the amount of money payed back is equivalent to, in real terms, the amount borrowed.
They are offered to students to assist payment of the costs of education. They usually charge lower interest than other loans, and are also usually issued or backed by the government.
A special form of loans for university students, overseen by the government through the Student Loan Company.
Student loans are low interest loans arranged by the government. The intention of the loan is to help students pay their living and studying costs. Application is made directly to your Local Education Authority (LEA). Further details can be obtained from the Student Finance Centre ( www.port.ac.uk/studentfinance/).
Educational loans that must be paid back with or without interest.
Student Loans are part of the Government's financial support package for students carrying out a course of Higher Education in the United Kingdom, and are available to help students meet their living costs. The rate at which borrowers repay their loans depends on the level of their income. In general there is no mandatory support for postgraduate study, except for PGDE studies for those wishing to become teachers.
These are debt instruments that financial institutions granted to students to finance their education.
Student loans are usually federally funded. A student loan allows a person to finance their education and defer payments until after graduation. Student loans cannot be included in a bankruptcy and have no statute of limitations.
are loans offered to students or their parents to assist in payment of the costs of education. Students loans usually have lower interest rates than other loans, and are often issued or guaranteed by the government.
Loans offered to students to assist in payment of the costs of professional education. These loans usually carry lower interests than other loans, and are usually issued by the government.
A government affirmed loan obtained to finance the cost of tuition for approved colleges and universities.
A sum of money loaned temporarily to a student, which must be re-paid upon commencement of work.
