Recent News
Welcome to the "Loans For Student" News Section. Student finance is one of the most dynamic areas of finance and there is always new changes that we love to write about for our readers.
Monday, 22 February 2021 23:59
No Classroom - No Pay For Teachers
Teachers and Tutors refusing to go back into the classroom shouldn’t be paid for their time off; time to get tough and put them back in their places. Teachers and tutors’ reputation has taken a substantial hit since the Covid-19 response started in March 2020. Despite all the evidence of almost zero risks, they have chosen to take every opportunity…
Monday, 23 November 2020 02:37
Student Betting Mules Wanted
To circumvent these bans, professional gamblers look for donor accounts in the names of real people. So what are the risks? It is essential to say that there is nothing illegal in becoming a betting mule. We're not talking about match-fixing or any other type of insider knowledge into which way a bet will or will not go. The professional…
Monday, 24 February 2020 04:44
Young People Now Better Off
Young people are better off money wise and are earning far more in their jobs than they have been for three decades, according to the latest research.The number of low paid workers is now at its lowest since the mid-eighties, and young people are earning far better in relation to living costs than they did a decade ago.Whilst the above…
Thursday, 13 February 2020 00:27
Which University Will Be First To Go Bankrupt?
Universities are under financial pressure. Falling applicants numbers, watered-down degrees, missold courses, and we have the perfect storm. Most students believe that when they start a three-year course at University, the University will still be there when they finish the course. Those days may now be over. For the first time, we are recommending to students that they research the…
Saturday, 08 February 2020 02:37
Will reduction in fees get people back to uni?
Universities are in panic as student numbers fall each year. Worried about lifelong debt, students are staying away. Will a reduction in fees help? On the face of it students could be about to receive good news as tuition fees look set to decrease to over seven thousand pounds from nine thousand pounds. A newly released review looking into the…
Saturday, 18 January 2020 13:25
Uni's to tell parents about mental health problems
Parents should be informed by universities if they suspect their child is struggling with mental health problems, say higher education students. Normally, students who go into higher education would cringe at the very prospect of parents knowing what they were up to at university, but it appears that the mental health issues facing our youngest generation is that bad that…
Sunday, 11 August 2019 02:12
Unsurprising That Applications To Uni Are Still High
Despite tuition fees rising to over £9,000 per year a couple of years ago, research has shown that this hasn't deterred students when it comes to applying to study at university, with application numbers rising and applications from disadvantaged students going up markedly. Well, strike me down with a feather. Is this actually surprising to anyone, really?! Let's break this…
Monday, 27 November 2017 14:46
Millennials wouldn't be able to pay a surprise bill of £200
If your car was to break down tomorrow, could you pay for the repairs to be done immediately? If the answer to this question is no, you’re not alone. According to research from credit firm Experian, over fifty per cent of people under the age of 36 wouldn’t be able to pay an unexpected bill of around £200. You’d be…
Wednesday, 22 November 2017 10:09
Stay at home mums can earn money too
Stay at home mums (or dads) we salute you! No, we really do. It is one of the hardest unpaid jobs that you will ever undertake and can be both isolating and emotionally draining on any given day. It can also make some people, especially those that were used to working before their bundle of joy arrived, feel like they…
Friday, 17 November 2017 10:36
1 in 3 people cannot have smart meters installed
Smart meters are the new big thing that everyone wants to push onto you. You can’t go ten minutes without seeing an advert on the TV telling you how it will save you a bundle of money and the government have made it clear that they want everyone to have one by 2020. And I don’t think you could be…
Wednesday, 15 November 2017 14:00
Twenty-somethings feel they may have to leave UK if they ever want to own their own home
It is something that most young people aspire to have accomplished by the time they reach a certain age. They want to have a solid and secure job, have started a family and own their own home amongst other things. Unfortunately, however, it is looking less and less likely for the latter to be achievable for the many hard-working twenty-somethings…
Friday, 10 November 2017 12:49
Do you want to help get your kids on the property ladder? Read these tips to ensure you do it right.
It’s nothing new to read reports of how hard it is to get on the property ladder and it certainly isn’t a new trend for mum and dad to step in and give their children a helping hand when it comes to deposits and selecting a good first home. In fact, it is now so much of a ‘done thing’…
Monday, 06 November 2017 12:11
Safety concerns as young drivers purchase 'unsafe' second hand vehicles because of the high cost of buying new
It’s an exciting time for both teenagers and parents alike when a child reaches 17 years of age and they can start driving lessons and make the great leap into independence. It’s an even greater feeling when that said child passes their test and they, along with parents, can rush off and select a new car to drive around in.…
Friday, 03 November 2017 09:14
Parents propping up their university-studying youngsters
We’ve all been in a position where money has been tight and we’ve had to swallow our pride and ask our parents for a bit of cash to get us through until we either get paid or get on an even keel. University, in particular, is a time when money is tight and parents will more than likely be called…
Wednesday, 01 November 2017 13:09
Can Shopping Late Save You Money?
Are you a last-minute kind of person? If you are, you might want to try this tactic for saving money on your shopping. It requires discipline, but then, doesn’t everything worth doing? Supermarkets always want to sell as much as they can, and price things accordingly. Fresh produce is problematic, because they want to sell for good prices, but they…
Friday, 27 October 2017 14:35
Three Ways to Earn Some Extra Cash Online
There are plenty of ways you can earn money online if you put your mind to it. It is probably wise to remember there is no such thing as getting rich quickly, although some have made significant sums from their online endeavours. The most important thing is to consider how much time you can devote to whatever you want to…
Monday, 23 October 2017 10:23
Degree vs. apprenticeship
Ok, so the biggest talking point surrounding university these days is not the quality of the course and what opportunities it will open up after graduation, but instead whether the cost of tuition fees is really worth it with regards debt and whether the job at the end of study will be financially viable. According to the latest figures that…
Saturday, 21 October 2017 14:23
Dipping Into the Bank of Mum and Dad
Much has been made recently about the Bank of Mum and Dad. Recent research discovered this bank is the ninth-largest lender in the UK when it comes to loans granted for mortgages. This doesn’t look set to change anytime soon, either, with house prices still increasing and no sign of wages catching up. Last year (2016), some £5 billion was…
Monday, 16 October 2017 16:15
Money tips to ensure your gap year travels are enjoyed to the max
Are you a college leaver or a student who has just finished their university course and are thinking about going travelling? If so, you’ll be one of thousands of young people who have realised that they are only young once and want to see the world. As with anything though, what about the cost? Where will the money come from?…
Friday, 13 October 2017 12:05
Going to university? Expect debts of over £50,000 for the privilege
Information has come to light which shows that university students could now easily have a near £55,000 debt hanging around their neck by the time they leave university. This is partly down to the cost of tuition fees rising to above £9,000 per year (which is ridiculous in itself) but also because interest rates on those said loans have gone…
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