students using uni loans for new cars

[Stonesy]

To be fair I think the norm is most people do use it to pay their rent etc but 1700 isn't really going to go far when each term is 3 months or so and a months rent is £400inc. Bills without food!

I'd rather commute as living in a dorm isn't my thing, and neither is the whole uni concept - I just want to go lean, get my degree and piss off - if I get £1700 extra 3 times a year to spend on commuting I.e car upkeep in my case then I'll take it!

[jcole]

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