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Hey all, coming to that time of year where some of must decide to either pay off some or all of our HECS debt before the indexation hits. I've done some research but end up getting lost with …

Hi I'm trying to decide whether to pay off my remaining HECS debt or just leave the money in my mortgage offset account. I have an investment property and I have $140k in savings in my offset …

After 25 years I have finally payed off my HECS debt! How do I go about stopping the $360 P/FN from coming out of my wages? Do I contact the ATO or is it perhaps a payroll query at my …

Hi everyone, My partner is looking to pay off a large chunk of her HECS before the indexation and she had been thinking of signing up for an introductory 0% credit card and paying the limit off the …

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Hi there fellow OzBargainer's I hope you are all well. This is my first post in a very very long time…… Recently I have accepted a position overseas. We have sold our house for good …

Hi all, Just curious, I have been eyeing the countless credit card deals with introductory offers awarding 1,000s of Qantas Frequent Flyer points for $3,000 spend in 90 days, for example. Would …

Morning, TDLR If I make a voluntary payment towards which pays off my HECs now, I avoid indexation and save $210? I am due to pay off my HECS debt this financial year. Am I correct in my current …

Hi everyone, With HECS indexation soaring to 7.1% scheduled next month, would it be advisable to pay it off before it gets indexed? I have a ~20k HECS debt, and I still have 4 semesters left before …

Hello Ozbargainers, I am looking to pay off my student loan HELP debt as it will increase by ~7% this year due to inflation on the 1st of June. I also want to accumulate frequent flyer points with a …

Listening to the Money Cafe, they indicate for anyone with a HECS debt, the amount will go up by inflation on 1 JUNE 2023. The amount increase only happens on that day, once a year. This may be as …

Hey all, With the index moving up to 3.9% should I pay my HECS debt off and be done with it. I have the required cash sitting in a savings account and that won't need to be touched for …