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Is it good to take up student loan? Are there any good suggestions?

Is it a good idea to take up student loan? Any recommendations?

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    Answered 2w ago

    If you do not have enough money then of course you have to take student loan either way. If it's optional for you, then it depends on the interest rate. If you can beat the interest rate then yes, otherwise might as well use your money. If is interest free then just take

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    Do you mean the student loan that's interest-free during your studies? Can take it and work towards paying it off immediately after graduation.

    If it isn't interest-free, I'm not sure...

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