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Student debt is a hot topic in today’s economic climate.

According to Intelligent Environments, three quarters of university students feel stressed about the debt they accumulate while studying – paying these debts back is a concern!

The stress can mount quickly as rental payments and interest, as well as the rising cost of basics, start to mount. If debt is on your mind and you’re looking for ways to cope better and get on top of it, follow these tips.

There’s lots of creative ways you can make money at university. All it takes is a little organisation, some good ideas and a willingness to put in a bit of extra work. In return, you get tax-free cash as a student! (Up to the annual allowance of £12,500, of course).

Here are 14 ways you can make money at university.

At MoneyMagpie there’s nothing more we love than budgeting. OK, that’s not actually true - but we think budgeting is a brilliant way to take control of your spending, especially when you take into account the fact you can save as much as £400 a month! 

Keep reading as we reveal the do’s and don’ts of university budgeting and gain control of your spending today.

Student money problems are not uncommon. It’s far too easy to make mistakes with your money while focusing on having fun and making the most out of the university experience. That’s before we even start to think about funding our lives and the huge debt (gulp) that comes afterwards.

Here are six scary student money situations and how to deal with them. Don’t panic if you run into one of these terrifying money moments – there’s always a way out.

Eating cheaply on a student budget is important. Particularly when your loan looks like it’s evaporating at a frightening pace.

Food is essential, but it needn’t swallow up your budget. By shopping around and finding deals, you can save your cash and still eat well.

Follow these tips to shop smart and slash your food bills, whether it’s your grocery shop or a meal out.

As a student, you tend to have quite a bit of spare time. However, it can be pretty sporadic – you never know which days you’ll have off!

Regular paid work can be tricky to maintain alongside studies. But, if you are still in need of some extra cash, there are plenty of ways you can make the most of your spare time when it comes up!

Take a look at these 7 ways that you can make money in your spare time as a student.