BBC to speak to expert on student finance

Fri, 02 Sep 2011

BBC News is asking those with student finance worries or queries to get in touch so it can put the questions to an expert from the National Association of Student Money Advisers.

Phil Davis will give his expert advice and the news provider is hoping to put questions from genuine students to him.

It noted that hundreds of thousands of young people are about to start on a new adventure at college or university.

However, some may be confused about the student finance options available to them.

Aside from the student loans available to most people entering further or higher education, Brits can also access student bank accounts.

Many of these offer zero per cent interest on overdrafts and come with reduced rates on unsecured personal loans.

However, the choice between accounts and other finance options can be confusing, so seeking advice from the experts is often a good idea.
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