![]() This makes a difference because mature students are more likely to have a credit history, whereas younger students are unlikely to, and that makes getting a loan more difficult. We’ll assume you’re a young - that is an 18-to-21-year-old - student here rather than a mature one. So to fund a car you’ll need to sort out separate finance if your savings won't stretch very far. These loans are to cover your tuition costs and to help with living expenses - even if some of it might go towards the odd takeaway - and spending this on a car could cause you serious financial issues, especially if something were to go wrong with it further down the line. ![]() ![]() Whatever your reason for needing a car as a student, it’s wise not to blow your entire student loan on a set of wheels.
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