Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund - Activities and Key Figures

Activities and Key Figures

  • Lånekassen has about 820,000 customers in total in 2007-2008
  • NOK 17.1 billions was allocated to about 289,600 customers in 2007-2008
  • NOK 3,0 billions was allocated as grants and NOK 14 billions was given as loans
  • There are about 530,000 customers currently repaying their loans in 2008
  • NOK 9,4 billions was repaid
  • The outstanding debt is about NOK 101,5 billions in 2008
  • Lånekassen assessed 678,000 applications for educational support and for payment deferrals

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