Student loans and taxation of graduates

Treasury Committee Open Inquiry
Opened: 12 Mar 2026 Parliament page
In 1998 the Government first introduced tuition fees for higher education. Since then, the costs borne by students for their tuition has risen, and correspondingly so has the amount that students can borrow through student loans. In this inquiry the Treasury Committee will examine the student loan regime, the terms … Read more
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Alex Stanley · National Union of Students Kate Ogden · Institute for Fiscal Studies Kieren Walters · Prospect Oliver Gardner · Rethink Repayment Sir Philip Augar · Post-18 Education and Funding Review Toby Whelton · Intergenerational Foundation Vivienne Stern · Universities UK
Correspondence 7 letters
27 May 2026 Correspondence from the Chair to the Department for Education, requesting information on Student Finance, dated 30 April 2026
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27 May 2026 Correspondence from the Department for Education in response to the Chair's request for information on Student Finance, dated 15 May 2026
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19 May 2026 Correspondence from the Interim Chair of the UK Statistics Authority on student loans, dated 14 April 2026
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13 May 2026 Correspondence from Jas Athwal MP, on student loans, dated 28 April 2026
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13 May 2026 Correspondence from Mary Kelly Foy MP on student loans, dated 15 April 2026
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13 May 2026 Correspondence from Rt Hon Justine Greening, former Secretary of State for Education, on student loans, dated 14 April 2026
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15 Apr 2026 Correspondence from the Secretary of State for Education on changes to student loan interest rates for 2026/27 academic year, dated 7 April 2026
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