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Im having to fill in my student finance application form in - just not sure what loan I'm actually appling for -

I think it's an income-assessed loan, not sure though.

help?

Paradox: wrote:
> What the hell is a sort code in relation to my bank?

Oh and a sort code, is the code to identify the bank branch that the accound is registered with. It's like the HQ for your account, and it's normally on your card at the bottom left hand.

Paradox: wrote:
> Im having to fill in my student finance application form in - just not
> sure what loan I'm actually appling for -
>
> I think it's an income-assessed loan, not sure though.
>
> help?

income-assessed is when they look at the house income and your loan is dependant on that income, the lower your families income the more loan they give you, and some times they help pay for tution fees, a non-income assessed is jsut the basic loan and you have to pay for your tution fees yourself.

but you have to remember if your family earns alot and you do a income assessed you mite get less than the basic amount.

or†ega wrote:
> How low is the interest rate on student loans? is it just linked to
> inflation?

Just above it.

How low is the interest rate on student loans? is it just linked to inflation?

Great. I didn't even help either.

Yep - couldn't find a sort code on all of my documentations but it's in my cheque book, it's sorted ta.

Paradox: wrote:
> What the hell is a sort code in relation to my bank?

Do you have a bank account?

monkey_man wrote:
> Do you want them to assess your parent's income?
>
> There's a clue in there somewhere. What are you going off to study?
> Please don't say common sense...

Hawhawhaw. Applying to higher education, they say.

What the hell is a sort code in relation to my bank?

Do you want them to assess your parent's income?

There's a clue in there somewhere. What are you going off to study? Please don't say common sense...