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Guide to Student Finance

Learning the art of money management is an important part of studying a university degree for most students. There are of course a number of sources of financial help into which students can delve to support their university education - student loans, bursaries, grants and scholarships, for example - but these aren't always sufficient. Students often have to turn to other methods to push their pounds further, so they can get the most out of their university experience.

All students require a basic current account at the very minimum, where they can keep money and use the plastic card that comes with it to make payments - for utility bills and food shopping, for example. There is now a range of current accounts out there that offer all the features you need as student, such as the current account with prepaid card offered by Secure Trust Bank. A unique feature about the current account with Secure Trust Bank, for example, is the Mastercard prepaid card that comes with it, which you load with money in advance before you make any payments with it. This feature is useful for students as it can help them manage their money better - it separates the money in your current account needed for bills, for example, from any disposable cash you can spend on enjoying yourself.

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