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Interest & indexation


Interest & indexation of your HELP debt

There is no real interest charged on your HELP debt. Your accumulated HELP debt is indexed annually to reflect changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

The indexation adjustment is made by the Tax Office on 1 June each year and applies to the portion of debt which has remained unpaid for 11 months or more.
 
On 1 June each year, all unpaid debts incurred between January and June of the previous year will be indexed and become part of your accumulated HELP debt. Debts incurred between July and December of the previous year will also become part of your accumulated HELP debt but will not be indexed until 1 June of the following year.

The indexation rate applied to debts on 1 June 2007 was 3.4%


See also:
Loans
Australian Taxation Office HELP Indexation Rates 2006-2007You are now leaving Going to Uni 
Australian Taxation Office HECS Indexation Rates 1990-2005 You are now leaving Going to Uni


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