The student's stew pot
Well, there is no more speculation, the tuition fees are going to rise to £6,000 per year with an upper limit of £9,000 per year. The government has pulled their funding of higher education and the universities are being given Continue reading
We all said, will going to university in England soon be the most expensive option? Well, the answer to that question took a step closer to becoming a yes yesterday. Vince Cable, a man that said he would oppose any Continue reading
I’ve read a number of articles recently about the potential for student tuition fees to jump up sometime very soon. Basically, university’s currently have a cap on what they can charge per year. This is currently £3,290 per year. There Continue reading
I have been reading a very interesting article on moneysavingexpert.com regarding student loans and the rise in interest rates. It asks the question, should you pay off your student loan? People that took their student loan out between 1990 and Continue reading
Choosing the right student bank account is essential if you want to be a happy student 🙂 The stress and trauma you will go through if you pick the wrong account doesn’t bear thinking about; going over your overdraft limit, Continue reading
I posted about the serious lack of clearing places for this year’s students and I think anyone in the UK would have to have been living in a cave to not see all the news and press coverage about the Continue reading
An interesting overview here from The Guardian covering the current incentives and overdrafts the main high street banks are offering students. This time of year is grab a student by the balls season for the banks and building societies. This Continue reading