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The interest rates for a student loan are typically fixed at the annual inflation rate. This is true of that of the UK. Higher rates are typical in other countries.
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Bankruptcy will not get U off the hook for the federal student loan. They used to have a hardship deferral, but I do not know for how long it lasts, or if that still hold true. Check the financial aid office for the latest laws and regulations.
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from various lending institutions. ^While true, avoid getting private student loans when possible as you aren't entitled to certain rights such as forbearance and deferments, These lenders also have interest rates that vary month to month depending on market conditions. If possible, always get Federal student loans.
how the annual percentage rate measures the true cost of a loan
You have a right to file a hardship document for any true federal student loan, this does not include private or commercial substitutes to federal loans. However, expect that your tax return should match what you claim is income, and what you might consider your affordability may not be considered acceptable unless you are impoverished.
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from various lending institutions. ^While true, avoid getting private student loans when possible as you aren't entitled to certain rights such as forbearance and deferments, These lenders also have interest rates that vary month to month depending on market conditions. If possible, always get Federal student loans.