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Student Finance England users report login problems

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As of — this spike had quieted in our latest check.

Users in the United Kingdom are reporting problems with Student Finance England.

The most common issue selected was “Can't log in.”

In the last 24 hours: 3 reported the service as down; 7 reported errors.

In the last 30 minutes, 1 reports were filed.

Automated checks currently show status: ok (secondary to user reports).

Reports have eased in the last window. This brief remains for reference — check the live status page for the latest signal.

What users reported

In the last 30 minutes we counted 1 user reports (10 over 24 hours), most often “Can't log in”. These are voluntary user submissions — not an official statement from Student Finance England.

  • Reported down3
  • Reported errors7

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