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This is to be honest a bit of an out shot. Whilst working away on the charges that I have incurred from my bank I had a phone call from the student loans company....
During this conversation I enquired at the amount of charges that they had placed on my account over the period. It now amounts to half of what I owe them. So I have asked for a run down of the charges, which they are going to send out, within 5 working days.
Now I appreciate that this is a loan, but do the charges work in the same way? My thoughts are that this is almost the same as a credit card?
Perhaps someone can let me know as it could be interesting.... or am I doomed to paying the whole lot back. I suspect that as it was a former government agency that they will be having none of this.... but always worth an enquiry..
Has any wise soul got some interesting info that can help me go forward with this or is this just a pipe dream? If it is possible any tips?
Student Loans Company help!!!!
from the student loans company....
So I have asked for a run down of the charges, which they are going to send out, within 5 working days.
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