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University Demographics 'Changed by Debt'
University Demographics 'Changed by Debt'27 Apr 2009  |  by Michael Ross
High student debts are putting off the next generation from going to university, according to a specialist website.

Mature Students 'Key to Rental Sector'
Mature Students 'Key to Rental Sector'15 Apr 2009  |  by Michael Ross
An influx of mature students is helping to prop up one corner of the property market, according to Paragon.

Students 'In Line For Tax Refund'
Students 'In Line For Tax Refund'18 Dec 2008  |  by Michael Ross
HMRC could offer them an average of £100 back if they are in paid employment.

Ministers Have 'Lost Their Grip' on EMAs
Ministers Have 'Lost Their Grip' on EMAs14 Nov 2008  |  by Michael Ross
The government has once again been criticised over its handling of student grants.

Future Student Loan Costs Set to Rise as Base Rates are Slashed by 1.5%
Future Student Loan Costs Set to Rise as Base Rates are Slashed by 1.5%13 Nov 2008  |  by Anthony J. Bounds
The rising cost of student loans may soon drive penny pinched students to the high street for cheaper borrowing.

Students Stage Tuition Fee Protests
Students Stage Tuition Fee Protests05 Nov 2008  |  by Michael Ross
The current system of student finance subjects students to a postcode lottery, the NUS claims.

Government Cuts Grants for Middle-Income Students
Government Cuts Grants for Middle-Income Students30 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Student grants are to be cut after the government underestimated the number of applicants.

Students Need to Budget to Avoid Debt
Students 'Need to Budget to Avoid Debt'17 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Financial management is essential for undergrads, it is claimed.

Students More Prudent With Credit Cards
Students 'More Prudent' With Credit Cards15 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
One in six sensible students are paying their credit card balances in full, Apacs reveals.

A Third of Graduates Not Repaying Loans
A Third of Graduates 'Not Repaying Loans'14 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Around 30 percent of graduates are not earning enough to pay back their student loans, official figures show.

Student Loans 'Not Being Repaid'
Student Loans 'Not Being Repaid'06 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Many recent graduates aren't earning enough to pay the debts off, the Liberal Democrats have shown.

Students 'Still Relying on Bank of Mum and Dad'
Students 'Still Relying on Bank of Mum and Dad'02 Oct 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Half of parents with student children are opening their wallets to see them through financially.

Students Warned Over Theft Hotspots
Students Warned Over Theft Hotspots30 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol are Britain's riskiest university towns, according to a large insurer.

Students Suffer as Price Rises Continue
Students Suffer as Price Rises Continue23 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Many undergraduates will use auction websites in order to make a bit more cash this term.

Student Debt Burden 'Worth More Than Transport Budget'
Student Debt Burden 'Worth More Than Transport Budget'17 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
New Lib Dem figures suggests that students are now £22 billion in the red.

Saga Issues Student Security Warning
Saga Issues Student Security Warning16 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Many thefts occur over the first few weeks of term, as freshers move away from home for the first time.

Students 'Face Increasing Term-time Job Worries'
Students 'Face Increasing Term-time Job Worries'11 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Three in four are working part-time in order to pay their way, HSBC has found.

Insurer Warns Students over Home Thefts
Insurer Warns Students over Home Thefts09 Sep 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Students are very vulnerable to crime - but many are underinsured for home thefts.

Students 'Paying £75 Per Week in Rent'
Students 'Paying £75 Per Week in Rent'26 Aug 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Accommodation and food are costing the most for Britain's budding academics, Halifax has found.

Students 'Paying More For Their Groceries'
Students 'Paying More For Their Groceries'21 Aug 2008  |  by Michael Ross
Bread and dairy have risen rapidly in price recently - potentially leaving students over £120 out of pocket.

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