Student Loans: A Mis-Selling Scandal Or A Graduate Tax?

It’s September and the students are going back to Uni. Half a million new graduates will be getting their student loan documents. I have been writing about student loans for a while. Back in 2018 I wrote The Great Student Loans Swindle, followed a month later by Student Loans Swindle 2: Cash from Chaos. Earlier … Read more

Student Loans: The Accounting Trick That Got Out of Hand

At long last, the student loan system is being debated seriously. It should be. Few policies impose marginal tax rates that politicians would tolerate anywhere else: 37% on incomes over £25,000, 51% over £50,270, and 71% over £100,000, before you even factor in interest and postgraduate add-ons. The Conservatives have proposed scrapping interest rates of … Read more