New research at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), commissioned by the Department for Education, examines the financial benefit associated with different degree classifications. Even…
English and Welsh graduates who took out a student loan since 2012 are in for a rollercoaster ride on student loan interest rates in the…
New analysis, “Student loans reform is a leap into the unknown” by the Institute for Fiscal Studies of the package of reforms to student loans…
The government plans to spend almost £700 billion on public services in the coming financial year. These public services – including healthcare, education, policing, housing,…
Last week, the Department for Education published its evidence to the independent pay review body for teacher pay. This includes proposals for teacher pay in…
This morning (2 Mar) we have updated analysis of the new student loans system presented last week by the Department for Education which finds the…
The government is quietly tightening the financial screws on students, graduates and universities. Students will see substantial cuts to the value of their maintenance loans,…
It is widely expected that Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove will publish the Government’s ‘Levelling Up White Paper’ tomorrow, Wednesday 2 February. This is said…
The Government has announced the student loan repayment threshold will be frozen This means a graduate earning £30,000 will pay £113 more towards their student…
The average working-age woman in the UK earned 40% less than her male counterpart in 2019 (@TheIFS). This is because, among 20- to 55-year-olds not…
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