Want to know if I have to pay taxes since I’m a student and own stocks and bought them with student loans cause I don’t work and had dividends and very low capital gains?

[SweetieJean]

You used your student loan money to buy stocks?
Any scholarships or grants?
And how old are you?

[SweetieJean]

To find out what's allowed, check your loan agreement. In some cases, there are restrictions

[wannabedoc]

I believe there are no restrictions as to what I can do with that money as long as I lay it back when I finish studying, I’m 24 and got no grant or scholarship since I used my fafsa on undergraduate and I’m currently studying medicine

[Hal_Al]

If you are not claimed as a dependent by anyone else, the filing requirement is $10,400 of income, including dividends and capital gains. If you have less, you do not need to file a tax return.

One caveat: if you received forms1099-B  for more than $10,400, it could be a red flag to the IRS and you may want to file anyway to ward off an IRS inquiry. 

[wannabedoc]

Thank you very much for clarifying this to me!!