Most people have taken out plenty of loans and other forms of credit, from various sources over the years. These could include student loans, credit cards, store cards, a bank overdraft, car loan, goods bought on a buy now pay later basis. All of these sources of credit will have different terms depending on who you borrowed from and how much. One important factor with all these loans is that they will all have different rates.

Rates and APR

The rate you repay your loans at is vitally important. Many people underestimate the influence the APR will have on how much they repay for a loan; the difference can be astounding. The bottom line is that you want your interest rates to be as low as possible. (more…)

If you are about to start University, then it’s worth knowing the process of student loans. Most students take some sort of student loan during their studies to help them pay their fees and living expenses. If you are unsure about how student loans work, then this guide will be able to help.

How are loans paid?

Student loans are paid in three installments each year, usually once every quarter. The first payment is usually made by check, and then after that payments go directly into your bank account.

How can I receive?
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