Martin Lewis, the well-known financial expert, has raised concerns for individuals planning to take out student loans before the upcoming university term in September. Issues with Student Finance - In a recent social media post, Martin Lewis called for questions from students regarding any uncertainties they may have about student finance. He stated, "Do you have questions on Student Finance for the new term in September? (whether new students or existing ones). It's the subject of my podcast this week, so whether you're the student, or you're a parent. If you've a question suggest it here and I'll do my best to answer on the pod." Public Concerns - Concerns were voiced by various individuals on social media platforms questioning the means-testing of maintenance loans and the adequacy of funding for students. One user highlighted the disparity in living expenses covered by the loans and the actual costs of accommodation. Another criticized the disparities in tuition fees and living expenses compared to other countries like Germany and Slovakia. Medical Students' Funding - The inadequate funding for medical students in their later years of study was also brought into question. Users questioned the reduced maintenance loans for medical students in their final years and the lack of adjustments for living costs despite the extended duration of their courses. Calls for Change - As more individuals express dissatisfaction with the current student finance system, calls for reform and fairer funding allocations have been growing. With the new academic year approaching, concerns regarding student loans have come under the spotlight once again. Martin Lewis' warning serves as a reminder for students to carefully consider their financial options before committing to student loans in the upcoming academic term.