If you started your higher education course before 1998 and took out a student loan, you must let the Student Loans Company know if there are any changes to your financial status, to your banking or contact details, or if you go abroad.
To make sure your student loan account is kept up to date, and under the terms of your student loan agreement, you must let the Student Loans Company know about:
These arrangements apply to students whose courses started before 1998. If your course started in or after 1998, see 'Repaying student loans (courses starting from 1998)' for more information.
If you change your address or banking details, let the Student Loans Company know immediately.
Failure to do so may result in important correspondence being delayed, or repayments being missed on your loan account.
You can contact the Student Loans Company by telephone or letter, or update your personal details online.
You are expected to make regular student loan repayments, as outlined in your student loan agreement.
If your financial status changes and you can no longer afford to make repayments, you should either:
If you plan to leave the UK after you graduate or stop attending your course, you should let the Student Loans Company know in sufficient time so they can make arrangements for you to either start repaying your loan or to defer repayment.