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How is the loan fee applied to my FEE-HELP loan?


The loan fee for an undergraduate unit of study is charged for the amount of FEE-HELP assistance that you receive for the unit.  For example, if you take out a FEE-HELP loan of $500 for a unit of study, your loan fee will be $100 and your FEE-HELP debt reported to the Tax Office will be $600.  However, your FEE-HELP balance will only decrease by $500 as the loan fee is not included in your FEE-HELP limit.

The amount of your loan fee will be shown on your Commonwealth Assistance Notice (see How can I check if the calculation of my FEE-HELP debt is correct?).


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