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Outstanding student loans can be wiped in four ways, Martin Lewis notes — Four ways to wipe student loans

Martin Lewis, founder, finance commentator at MoneySavingExpert, highlights that individuals with outstanding student loans have four possible ways for their loans to be wiped.

Lewis shares a resource for detailed information, including guidance for those with older loans.

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Lewis has previously urged people aged 18 to 39 to consider opening a Lifetime ISA before scheduled changes take effect. He has also reminded those born between September 2002 and January 2011 to check for unclaimed or forgotten money that may be owed to them. The finance commentator continues to issue alerts on key personal finance deadlines and opportunities.

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