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     • While you're studying you're charged a flat rate of 4.1% interest, but you won't start repaying it until you graduate. Under the new plans, interest rates on student loans will be cut for new borrowers and set at no higher than the rate of inflation.
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     Here's what you should know about student debt - BBC News

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   What is the interest rate on plan 1 student loans?

   • As this is lower than the current bank rate (5%) + 1%, the Plan 1 interest rate has been set at 4.3%. As the Bank of England's base rate can change throughout the year, the interest rate on Plan 1 Student Loans can change before its usual September review. You can see interest rates for previous years on the government's website.

   Student Loan repayment guide 2024 - Save the Student

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   What is the interest rate on a plan 2 student loan?

   • The current interest rate for Plan 2 loans is 7.3% for current students. The interest rate on your Student Loan is usually RPI plus 3% while studying, and until the April after you've left your course. The RPI rate is generally set every September using the rate from March of the same year.

   Student Loan repayment guide 2024 - Save the Student

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   Can plan 1 student loan interest rates change?

   • As the Bank of England's base rate can change throughout the year, the interest rate on Plan 1 Student Loans can change before its usual September review. You can see interest rates for previous years on the government's website. How much are Plan 1 Student Loan repayments?

   Student Loan repayment guide 2024 - Save the Student

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   How do student loan interest rates work?

   • Student loan interest rates are usually based on the RPI rate of inflation (the rate at which prices rise). While studying, until the April following graduation, you're charged RPI + 3%. After that it depends on your annual earnings... - Earn under £27,295/year. Interest rate = RPI - Earn over £49,130/year.

   Student loan interest is at 7.3% - MoneySavingExpert.com

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   What is the interest rate on a plan 5 student loan?

   • Plan 5 loan repayment interest rate increase to 8%. Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details. To help us improve GOV.UK, we’d like to know more about your visit today. Find out how interest is calculated and applied if you have a Plan 5 student loan.

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   What is the interest rate on plan 4 student loans?

   • The interest rate on Plan 4 Student Loans is 4.3%. That is the case whether you're still studying or have graduated. Scottish students used to repay their Student Loans under Plan 1. As part of the move to Plan 4, most key components were retained – including how interest is calculated.

   Student Loan repayment guide 2024 - Save the Student

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3. www.moneysavingexpert.com › students › repay-postMartin Lewis - 7.3% interest on post-2012 student loans ...

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   Post-2012 student loans are charging 7.3% interest. MoneySavingExpert explains how interest and repayment really works and if you should pay yours off.

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4. www.gov.uk › repaying-your-student-loan › what-you-payRepaying your student loan: How much you repay - GOV.UK

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   • If your income changes during the year
   • Interest
   • If you’re on more than one plan type
   • If you have more than one job
   • If you’re self-employed

   You’ll make a repayment if your income goes over the weekly or monthly threshold for your plan (for example, if you’re paid a bonus or overtime). You can ask for a refund at the end of the tax year if your annual income is less than the yearly threshold for your plan.

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   How much interest you’re charged depends on which plan you’re on. You’re currently charged:

   •6.25% if you’re on Plan 1

   •7.6% if you’re on Plan 2

   •6.25% if you’re on Plan 4

   •7.6% if you’re on Plan 5

   •7.6% if you’re on a Postgraduate Loan plan

   See full list on gov.uk

   If you do not have a Postgraduate Loan

   You’ll repay 9% of your income over the lowest threshold out of the plan types you have. You’ll only have a single repayment taken each time you get paid, even if you’re on more than one plan type.

   Example

   You’re on Plan 1 and Plan 2 and have an income of £25,200 a year, meaning you get paid £2,100 each month. This is over the Plan 1 threshold of £1,834 but under the Plan 2 threshold of £2,274. You’ll repay 9% of your income over £1,834 a month because that is the lowest threshold out of the plan types you have. Calculation: £2,100 – £1,834 (your income minus the lowest threshold) = £266 9% of £266 = £24 This means the amount you’d repay each month would be £24. If your income went over the Plan 2 threshold, you’d still only repay 9% of your income over the Plan 1 threshold. You would not have to make a separate repayment towards your Plan 2 loan.

   If you have a Postgraduate Loan

   You’ll repay 6% of your income over the Postgraduate Loan threshold (£21,000 a year) and 9% of your income over the lowest threshold for any other plan types you have.

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   Example

   You have a Plan 1 loan and you have 2 jobs. Before tax and other deductions, you’re paid £1,000 a month from one job and £800 a month for the other. You will not have to make repayments because neither salary is above the £1,834 a month threshold.

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   You have a Plan 2 loan and you have 2 jobs. Before tax and other deductions, you’re paid £2,300 a month from one job and £500 a month for the other. You will only make repayments on the income from the job that pays you £2,300 a month because it’s above the £2,274 threshold.

   See full list on gov.uk

   HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will work out how much you repay each year from your tax return. Your repayments will be based on your income for the whole year.

   If you’ve already made repayments from a salary, HMRC will deduct them from the amount you have to repay.

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6. www.savethestudent.org › student-finance › studentStudent Loan repayment guide 2024 - Save the Student

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   Sep 5, 2024 · What is the interest rate on Plan 1 Student Loans? The interest rate on Plan 1 Student Loans is currently 4.3%. Generally, the interest rate is set each September and is whichever is lowest between: The RPI rate from March of the same year; The Bank of England base rate plus 1%.

   • There have been a few appeals to the government to label Student Loans and the debt as something more like a graduate tax. The truth is that the ma...
   • Interest starts accumulating from the day you take out your loan (so yes, even while you're studying) and carries on building until the day you cle...
   • There are no fees for taking out a Student Loan, but penalty charges will kick in if you try to avoid paying what you owe. The idea that you can di...
   • We can't stress it enough: very few students will ever pay back the full amount that they owe – especially if you have a Plan 2 loan. If there's ev...

7. www.gov.uk › government › newsStudent Loans Interest Rates and Repayment Threshold ... - GOV.UK

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   • Income Contingent Repayment Student Loans.
   • Undergraduate loans.
   • Income Contingent Student Loans for pre-2012 (Plan 1) undergraduate loans. The interest rate on pre-2012 income-contingent repayment student loans is RPI or the Bank Base Rate + 1%, (“the low interest cap”) whichever is lower.
   • Please monitor this website regularly as the rates may change during the academic year. From 6 April 2024, the repayment threshold for pre-2012 (Plan 1) loans will rise to £24,990.

8. www.gov.uk › guidance › how-interest-is-calculatedHow interest is calculated - Plan 5 - GOV.UK

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   Jul 25, 2023 · Find out how interest is calculated and applied if you have a Plan 5 student loan.

9. studentfinancecalculator.co.ukStudent Finance Loan Repayment Calculator UK 2024

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   Calculate your student loan repayments with our Student Finance Calculator. Discover payment details and interest rates for university debts, including Plan 1, Plan 2, Plan 4, Plan 5, and Postgraduate Loans in England, Scotland, and Wales.

10. www.which.co.uk › money › credit-cards-and-loansRepaying your student loan: when and how much you ... - Which?

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    Under £27,295 per year: your interest will usually match RPI from the previous March. Over £49,130 per year: your interest will usually be RPI plus up to 3%. For those earning between £27,295 and £49,130, the extra interest rate you'll need to pay above RPI gradually rises the more you earn.