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Asked by big steve on 29 Apr 2022. This question was also asked by faux10ash.
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Samantha Garside answered on 23 Mar 2022:
We could all do with more money, especially when cost of living is going up.
I’m lucky I don’t have any student debts.
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Rabia Khan answered on 23 Mar 2022:
The job pays well enough. I do not know much about student debts but any debt can be paid off if you plan your finances well..like taking a set amount of money out to pay the debt each month even if it is as small as 20 pounds per month
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Laurence Quirk answered on 23 Mar 2022:
I was lucky that I only had a small student loan. If you’re worried about student debt you could always consider an apprenticeship. There are lots that will give you access to healthcare.
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Adrian Taylor answered on 25 Mar 2022:
My job does pay well and I didn’t have student debt but if I did I would be able to pay it off
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Heather S answered on 29 Mar 2022:
I’m not eligible for a loan to do my course, because I have a previous degree. BUT. what I do know about student loans is that you don’t have to pay them back until you are getting a decent wage – so if you were on minimum wage you would not have to start paying your student loan back straight away. you don’t pay it back until you are own a reasonable salary (the student loans page online will be able to tell you what the level is) but even then it is not a huge amount that goes from your salary. I would say please don’t let student debt put you off following your passion
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Adam Jones answered on 31 Mar 2022:
Paid reasonably well. I suspect I have a good few years of paying off my student loan ahead, I think I will be able to pay it off over the course of my working career though.
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Sarah commented on :
I paid off my student debt when I was about thirty. And yes, my job pays well.
Anna commented on :
I didn’t have a big student debt. I’ve always liked saving money more than spending it.