If you’re a medical student, training to become a solicitor or barrister or studying for an MBA, NatWest has a specially designed loan package for you.
Professional Trainee Loan Scheme
barrister
chiropodist or podiatrist
chiropractor
dentist
doctor
optician
osteopath
pharmacist
physiotherapist
solicitor
veterinary surgeon
You don’t need to make any repayments while studying 1, plus you:
can borrow up to £20,000 (£25,000, if you’re studying full-time for the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), Legal Practice Course (LPC) or Bar Vocational Course (BVC))
can draw the loan in one lump sum or instalments
don’t have repayments for at least six months after you finish your course 2
have up to ten years to repay your loan 3
can choose a fixed or variable interest rate
don’t have to pay any arrangement or administration fees
can borrow up to the cost of your course fees if you’re studying part-time for a GDL, LPC or BVC
Professional Trainee Loan Scheme rate Typical APR Fees
Professional Trainee Loan Scheme 7.9% (fixed) No
7.2% (variable) No
Typical examples
Fixed-rate example: if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £224.24 and one final payment of £223.84. The total amount payable is £22,872.08. 7.9% APR typical.
Variable-rate example: (assumes Base Rate is 5.00%) if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £216.33 and one final payment of £215.85. The total amount payable is £22,065.18. 7.2% APR typical (variable)
Please note: you can apply if you’re still waiting to hear about your place on your course.
1Early repayment fee may apply. To apply for a loan as an undergraduate, you must be in at least your second year of full-time study. If you are studying to become a solictor or a barrister you must already have graduated from your undergraduate degree and secured an offer of a place on a GDL, LPC or BVC course before you can formally apply, although you may discuss your proposed application with us at any time. If a repayment holiday is agreed, interest will continue to accrue during this period.
2 Length of repayment holiday after you’ve finished studying is dependent on course taken and your particular circumstances. For more details, please speak to a Graduate Manager.
3 Total term of the loan, beginning from the first drawdown date must not be more than ten years. You don’t need to bank with us to apply, but in order to take out the loan you’ll need to open and maintain your main banking relationship with us.
Professional Trainee Loan (PTL) for College of Law students
Get help covering your costs while studying for your Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), Legal Practice Course (LPC) or Bar Vocational Course (BVC) at the College of Law with our preferential interest rates.
You don’t need to make any repayments while studying 1, plus you:
can borrow up to £25,000, if you’re studying full-time
can choose a fixed or variable interest rate
can draw the loan in one lump sum or instalments
use up to £3,000 to repay existing debts
have up to ten years to repay your loan 2
don’t have to pay any arrangement or administration fees
Please note: this loan is available to full- or part-time students of the College of Law studying the GDL, LPC or BVC.
PTL for College of Law students rate Typical APR Fees
College of Law loan 7.9% (fixed) No
7.2% (variable) No
Typical examples
Fixed-rate example: if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £224.24 and one final payment of £223.84. The total amount payable is £22,872.08. 7.9% APR typical.
Variable-rate example: (assumes Base Rate is 5.00%) if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £216.33 and one final payment of £215.85. The total amount payable is £22,065.18. 7.2% APR typical (variable)
1Early repayment fee may apply. If a repayment holiday is agreed, interest will continue to accrue during this period.
2Total term of the loan, beginning from the first drawdown date must not be more than ten years. Length of repayment holiday after you’ve finished studying is dependent on course taken and your particular circumstances. For more details, please speak to a Graduate Manager. You don’t need to bank with us to apply, but in order to take out the loan you’ll need to open and maintain your main banking relationship with us. You need to be a UK or EU national to apply.
BPP Law School loan
Get help covering your costs while studying for your Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), Legal Practice Course (LPC) or Bar Vocational Course (BVC) with our Professional Trainee Loan Scheme for BPP Law School students.
You don’t need to make any repayments while studying 1, plus you:
can borrow up to £25,000, if you’re studying full-time
can draw the loan in one lump sum or instalments
have up to ten years to repay your loan 2
don’t have repayments for at least six months after you finish your course 3
can choose a fixed or variable interest rate
don’t have to pay any arrangement or administration fees
can borrow up to the cost of your course fees, if you’re studying part-time
Please note: this loan is available to full- or part-time students of a BPP Law School studying for a GDL, LPC or BVC.
Professional Trainee Loan Scheme for BPP Law School students Typical APR Fees
Professional Trainee Loan Scheme
for BPP Law School students rate 7.9% (fixed) No
7.2% (variable) No
Typical examples
Fixed-rate example: if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £224.24 and one final payment of £223.84. The total amount payable is £22,872.08. 7.9% APR typical.
Variable-rate example: (assumes Base Rate is 5.00%) if you take out a £15,000 loan over 120 months, with an 18-month repayment holiday, you’ll need to make 101 repayments of £216.33 and one final payment of £215.85. The total amount payable is £22,065.18. 7.2% APR typical (variable)
Please note: you can apply if you’re still waiting to hear about your place on your course.
1 Early repayment fee may apply. If a repayment holiday is agreed, interest will continue to accrue during this period.
2 Total term of the loan, beginning from the first drawdown date must not be more than ten years.
3 Length of repayment holiday after you’ve finished studying is dependent on course taken and your particular circumstances. For more details, please speak to a Graduate Manager. You don’t need to bank with us to apply, but in order to take out the loan you’ll need to open and maintain your main banking relationship with us. You need to be a UK or EU national to apply.
MBA loan
If you’re taking an MBA course approved by the Association of Masters in Business Administration (AMBA), you can take advantage of our preferential interest rates on an MBA loan, which could help with your expenses.
With an MBA loan you can borrow up to two-thirds of your gross annual pre-course salary plus course fees (less grants) 1 and you:
can have up to seven years to repay a loan up to £20,000 1
can have up to ten years to repay a loan over £20,000
can borrow up to £10,000 if you’re a distance learner 2
can start repaying your loan three months after course completion 3
can pay off your loan early or make additional lump sum repayments without penalty
don’t need to be an existing customer to apply 4
MBA loan rate Typical APR Fees
MBA loan 7.4% (variable) 1% of loan amount, payable to AMBA
Please note: you need to be a UK resident graduate (and have spent at least 3 years in the UK), with a confirmed place on an MBA course approved by the AMBA and have at least two years’ experience in industry or commerce. If you don’t have a degree, you need to have had at least five years’ experience.
Typical example: If you take out a £25,000 loan with a £250 arrangement fee (added to the loan), including a 15-month repayment holiday without insurance protection, you’ll need to make 104 repayments of £350.40 and one final payment of £351.23. The total amount payable is £36,792.83. 7.4% APR typical (variable).
1 Maximum term for distance learners is ten years. You need to contribute 20% of your total course fees from your own funds.
2 Part-time and distance learning students can borrow for course fees and study equipment only.
3 One month after drawdown, if you’re a distance learner. If you’re a full- or part-time student, repayment begins three months after course completion. If a repayment holiday is agreed, interest will continue to accrue during this period.
4 In order to take out an MBA loan, you’ll need to open and maintain your main banking relationship with us. An arrangement fee of 1% of the value of your loan will be payable to the AMBA. This fee can be added to your loan or paid separately. Special conditions apply to part-time or distance learners. Please enquire for further details.
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