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Anyone who started university between 2012 and 2022 is now paying 7.6% interest on what they borrowed, meaning that almost all will see their loans go up by more than they repay this year.
Anyone who started university between 2012 and 2022 is now paying 7.6% interest on what they borrowed, meaning that almost all will see their loans go up by more than they repay this year. Photograph: PA Images/Alamy
Anyone who started university between 2012 and 2022 is now paying 7.6% interest on what they borrowed, meaning that almost all will see their loans go up by more than they repay this year. Photograph: PA Images/Alamy

Tell us: do you have an outstanding UK university student loan you are struggling to pay off?

We’d like to hear from people who have taken out a loan to cover university tuition fees or student maintenance loans in the UK, and how this is affecting them

We’d like to hear from people who have taken out a student finance loan in the UK to cover university tuition fees or living costs, and how this is affecting them.

Whether you have already been repaying your student loan for years, or have just begun, or are yet to start repaying it, we’re interested to hear how this debt has been affecting you, your finances and your plans for the future.

Share your experience

Tell us if you have an outstanding UK student finance loan, how much you owe, how much you have been repaying and how this debt is affecting you and your plans.

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