Students: Time limits and interest rates for repaying loans
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There is no time limit for you to repay your loan. The amount you will pay back is worked out as 9% of your income over and above the starting limit, £15,000 a year (£1250 a month or £288 a week). So, the amount you pay each week or month will depend on how much you've earned. How long you take to repay your loan depends on how much your repay each week or month. You cannot defer your student loan repayments. You will stop making repayments when:
Note: If you leave the UK you should contact the Student Loans Company (SLC) to arrange direct payment. You should contact the SLC with any questions you have about your individual circumstances. They will be able to answer your questions and advise you on the options available to you. We are unable to offer any advice in this area. The SLC's helpline number is 0800 40 50 10. Interest rates Voluntary repayments You can do this by sending a cheque to SLC, telling them your name and student reference number. If you do choose to make voluntary payments it will not stop your employer making deductions from your pay for the balance of your loan, but your employer will stop making deductions sooner. For information on how to make voluntary repayments see our section on Making Repayments. You can get more information by contacting the SLC. Repaying your loan late If you have any queries about repaying your loan late you should contact
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