Similar situation with me, good luck!

They can be, most bill companies are worth using if you don't want the hassle of doing your own bills. If there are only two and you are good friends and willing to go 50/50 then you could do it yourselves. It's more complex when there are 5/6 people in a house. I would definitely recommend shopping around for different bill companies because some charge, some don't, and they all have different offerings as well.

Hello! Unfortunately, all the studios are sold out! However, if you want me to have a look and see what other studios are available in Swansea, just let me know and I can email you some options!

Thank you, that means a lot! If there are any other topics that will help, just let me know!

No problem at all, I hope it helps. If you need more info, just leave me a comment and I'll help!

There are some in Birmingham with outdoor courtyards. This one has plenty of social spaces including a garden. There are still some of these rooms left if that helps?

Thank you. Yes, absolutely! I found I got to know much more people than those who just did the course and from all over the uni! Like the channel by the way, I've just worked with my marketing friend to do market research on the student accommodation space super simple but many don't do it!

@@samueltemple-baxter9343 it's actually something I wish I'd done more of as people on societies seemed to have so much fun. And thank you!! Definitely something that could benefit more people if they knew about it!

@@earnextrawithem1385 I can honestly say, I loved it! Where did you go to Uni? Massively, did you study marketing or anything similar at uni?

@@samueltemple-baxter9343 I went to Reading and Warwick for a Master's, could have done with joining more societies there as it was hard to meet people! And no- I actually studied Psychology! How about you?

@@earnextrawithem1385 Nice, did you find they were good universities? Yeah, other than your course it can be when you have to jump straight in to socials! Nice, I find psychology interesting, but so hard! I did Sport and Exercise Science!

Thank you! I hope it has some value for you! Have a good day!

Thank you! We are trying our best to get some really helpful content for students, any areas you want to know more about?

Thank you, appreciate it!

In the USA what interest are you charged? In the UK students have a 5.4% interest as soon as they take the loan and can only start paying when they reach the certain criteria. However, yes I agree, it is a lot of money to wipe off the table each year, especially when our fees are now 9K plus per year for students!

@@samueltemple-baxter9343 I have two student loans through the government. One loan has 5.31% interest, and the other has 6.625% interest. Most government student loans in the states carry an interest rate between 4% and 7%; the exact rate varies a bit each year and is determined by Congress. At the moment, however, interest accrual and payments on government student loans have been suspended through at least Sept. 30 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The repayment threshold for a single person on an income-based student loan payment plan in the USA is approximately $19,500 USD. This increases slightly each year per inflation. Substantially higher repayment thresholds apply if the borrower has children or other dependents.

@@Derek032789 interesting, the UK has a flat % of around 5.34 I think and it starts as soon as you take the loan! 7& seems a bit steep when you think of the amount you end up owing and considering what you have to earn to pay it back! What % do you pay back if you earn more than 19.5K? Interesting though as I am not sure if the UK takes in to account the dependents who might live with the graduate!

@@samueltemple-baxter9343 The repayment rate is 10% of income above the ~$19,500 threshold. It's a complicated system because there are many other repayment options, and the student loan interest is tax deductible.