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Uni graduates paying off their HECS debts are struggling, with higher than usual inflation, causing their debts to increase faster than they can pay them off.
Uni graduates paying off their HECS debts are struggling, with higher than usual inflation, causing their debts to increase faster than they can pay them off.
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