Andrew Sparrow with all the latest as the Commons prepares to vote on tuition fees – a vote that will split the Lib Dems, and perhaps damage the coalition 1.22pm: Denham is now quoting David Rendel, the former Lib Dem MP. He has an email that Rendel sent to colleagues. Rendel said he did not [...]
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MPs debate tuition fees rise as student protests build
December 9th, 2010 
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October 10th, 2010 davidguide The Tories will consider Lib Dem plans to ask higher earning graduates to pay more interest on student loans after ruling out a graduate tax. View full post on All Stories
Loan Fees Hike For High Earning Graduates
October 10th, 2010 davidguide Graduates with high-paid jobs will be charged more for their student loans than those who earn a lower wage under controversial new plans. View full post on All Stories
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August 4th, 2010 davidguide Being a student can be very tough. The long hours you have to spend studying and cramming just to get by for your final exam can be very exhausting. Being successful is school can be a mental game if you happen to have a lot of projects at hand. Sometimes you might find yourself cramming [...]
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July 5th, 2010 davidguide Consolidated loans helps lessen the burdens of college students with their previous lending organization by giving them enough education and guidelines plus lower rates of interest. Most colleges and other educational institutions in the United States offers loan consolidation to students who need financial assistance to afford the tuition fees. They are geared at helping [...]
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May 22nd, 2010 davidguide Many private loans are the variable-rate loans, providing interest rates and varying by lender. The rate of interest may adjust annually, quarterly, or monthly, at other interval as indicated by the lender. The rate of interest on a private loan is often determined by joining a changeable index (for instance, T-bill or LIBOR) to a [...]
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