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Ah yes, the good old days :). At least I graduated when master's degrees didn't have variable costs yet! > Either way, if you haven't paid everything back in t
by mercer 12y ago
Ah yes, the good old days :). At least I graduated when master's degrees didn't have variable costs yet!
> Either way, if you haven't paid everything back in the first fifteen years after graduating, your remaining debt is cancelled.
I understood that they do extend that period for the time that you don't pay back your loan. Is that incorrect?
- vanderZwan 12y agoIt is, you are confusing two things. You can ask to temporarily suspend paying back your loan. That extends the period. However, this is not the same as the zero euros per month if you have minimal income and are part of the old system.
- mercer 12y agoAh, thanks for clearing that up. I think I'm part of the new, or at least newer system. I also vaguely recall they upped the 15 years to 25, but for me it's not a big issue as right now I can pay my monthly calculated amount without issues.
- vanderZwan 12y agoI'm just happy they can't do those things retro-actively :P.
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