I have 4 A*L dated yesterday 3 at 4.5% (15,000 - 14,500 - 7,500) & 1 at 5.9% (7,000)
So you can borrow 7,500 at 4.5%, but 7,000 at 5.9%??
Looking at the detail both are repaid over 60 months - the 7.5K loan has a £30 higher fee at £110
Am I missing something? - the 7K loan seems a very poor deal to me - borrow an extra £500 and pay back less....
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