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How does FEE-HELP assist me to pay my tuition fees?


Your higher education provider will set the tuition fee for your unit of study and the date by which payment of your fee is required. If you decide not to pay the full tuition fee up-front to your provider and you are eligible for FEE-HELP, you may:

  • pay some of the tuition fee up-front and request a FEE-HELP loan for the remainder of the tuition fee; or
  • request a FEE-HELP loan for the full tuition fee.

If you are entitled to FEE-HELP, the Australian Government will lend to you the amount of any tuition fee for your unit of study which has not been paid at the end of the census date for the unit.  You must apply for a FEE-HELP loan before a FEE-HELP loan will be given to you (Requesting FEE-HELP assistance).


The Australian Government will pay the outstanding amount of your tuition fee direct to your provider on your behalf.

 


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What does FEE-HELP cover?
How much can I borrow?
What is my FEE-HELP balance?
What if my tuition fee for a unit of study exceeds my FEE-HELP balance?
Are there any costs or charges in taking out a FEE-HELP loan?
How is the loan fee applied to my FEE-HELP loan?
If I take out a FEE-HELP loan, am I still able to claim my tuition fees as a tax deduction?


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