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Help choosing the best student account

Becoming a student is daunting enough without having to worry about money, so we spoke with Rebecca Cure, a student and graduate manager at Lloyds TSB, to get her help and advice for those opening their first student accounts...

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• Budgeting tips for students
• What to you do if you get into debt?
• Every little helps

Money....

Student accounts: Where to begin?

Thousands of students have got their A level results and for t those who do get the grades for university will need to swot up on the best bank accounts before they go.

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• In Debt Don't Panic
• Specific financial help
• Quesions to ask before you apply for a credit card…
• Student overdrafts

News

Bursary money to go to secondary schools?

Do you currently receive a bursary from your university or college in order to help you study without the worry of financial constraints?

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Jobs

Coaching Creates Solution To Student debt

Working long hours for minimum wage in hot sweaty bars and soul-destroying call centres could be a thing of the past for students needing to support themselves

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• Why Work?

Student Finance

Student Finance

Every students worst concern at the moment is how to pay back the huge debt they will face going to University from next year.

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• Young people fear debt over death
• What funding can I get for my degree?
• Student loans
• Student finance: an introduction

Fees

What will it cost

If you're studying in England As a student, you will have to pay for two things: tuition fees for your course and living costs, such as rent, food, books, transport and entertainment. If that sounds expensive, don't worry. You can get financial help from the government in the form of loans and grants. And you don't have to pay anything towards your tuition fees until you have finished studying an

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Student overdrafts

What is a personal overdraft? An overdraft is a service provided by a bank which allows a customer to continue to write cheques or make other withdrawals from an account even when there is not enough money in the account to cover them. In effect, an overdraft is a form of credit, which attracts interest charges for as long as you are overdrawn.

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