Calling all students and graduates…

“Get the complete lowdown on how to shrink your student debt, while still having a life!”

This fantastic new guide covers everything students and graduates need to know about how to clear their student loans – the fast way.

We’ll show you:

• How which year you took out your loan makes a big difference to the repayment rules.
• How interest works, how much is added on to your loan each month, and the total cost of borrowing that money.
• When student loans can be written off.
• How to deal with other debts such as student overdrafts and credit cards, and where to seek help.
• How your student loan repayments work if you are self employed, or have two jobs.
• The most effective ways to complain if the Student Loans Company leaves you out of pocket.
• Most importantly of all, we’ll also equip you with dozens of ways to make a bit of extra money on the side, so you can reduce the size of your loan as quickly as possible.

“So much has changed recently when it comes to student finance and rising tuition fees – students can no longer afford to freely accept loans and overdrafts, whilst putting off thinking about repayments until after graduation. Jasmine’s guide provides everything students need to understand the loan system and in particular valuable information about paying it back, which is often a grey area for graduates.”  James Eder, Co-Founder www.studentbeans.com

Our e-book has been meticulously researched, in conjunction with the Student Loans Company and the NUS. It’s available right now for little more than the price of a pint- just £4.87. Armed with this sound financial advice, you’ll be able to make a real difference to your long term financial situation. Be smart – knowledge is power.

P.S. Whilst writing this eBook, Jasmine and the team got quite wound up about one aspect of the student loan process in particular. We don’t think it’s right that students start paying interest on their loan from the moment they receive the money.

After all, the very reason you need the loan is so you can survive while you’re studying. You’re not going to be able to start paying off your student loan while you’re at university, so it’s unfair to take interest at this point.

If you agree, please sign our e-petition here: http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/