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How does a student loan work?

A student loan is a money borrowed from the government or a private lender in order to pay for college. The loan has to be paid back later, along with the interest that builds up over time. The money can usually be used for tuition, room and board, books, or other fees.

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*What do student loans include?

Student loans can cover more than a school's tuition and fees. But student loans received should only be used to pay for educational expenses. Qualified expenses include tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, equipment, dependent child care expenses, and transportation, to name a few.

*Do you pay interest on your student loan?

Interest is charged from the day the Student Loans Company makes your first payment to you or your uni or college until your loan is repaid in full or cancelled. The interest rate is based on the Retail Price Index or RPI, which measures changes to the cost of living in the UK.

*What is the interest rate on student loans 2020?

2.75%
Federal student loan interest rates are currently at record lows. Beginning July 1, 2020, federal student loan rates for undergraduate loans are 2.75%, graduate loans are 4.30%, and Parent PLUS loans are 5.30%.

*How much education loan can I get?

The maximum limit for an educational loan varies with each bank and the financial institution; however, the loan amount is usually capped at Rs. 10 lakh for studies within India, and at Rs. 20 lakh for studying abroad.

*What is the EMI for an education loan?

So, if you take an education loan of Rs 10 lakh with an average interest rate of 12%, for 2 years the EMI will be: P = 10 lakh, R = 12/100/12 (You convert to months), N = 2 years or 24 months EMI = [10,00,000 x 12/100/12 x (1+12/100/12)^24] / [(1+12/100/12)^24-1] EMI = Rs 47,073.