Study Loans Break in - Kfw Offer "at Zero Point"

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How can an expensive study program be financed? More and more rarely with the help of student loans. High interest rates and lack of alternatives put students under pressure.

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The number of new student loans has fallen massively over the last ten years – especially in the case of the state KfW. The reason for this is above all high interest rates. According to the coalition agreement, the Federal Government wants to provide a product with interest rates, but concrete steps have yet to be taken.

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How can an expensive study program be financed? More and more rarely with the help of student loans. High interest rates and lack of alternatives put students under pressure.

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How do you finance an expensive course of study? More and more rarely with the help of student loans. High interest rates and lack of alternatives put students under pressure.

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Student demand for student loans has plummeted to one-fifth over the past ten years. In 2024, there were just under 13,000 new loans – compared to almost 60,000 in 2014, according to the new student loan test by the CHE Center for Higher Education Development, reported on in the "Handelsblatt" (Monday edition). According to the study, new loans from the market leader, the state-owned KfW, are "approaching zero," said Ulrich Müller of the CHE man…