StatusOngoing
Opened31 Mar 2026
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Abandon the policy of freezing the thresholds at which student loans are repaid and instead increase the repayment thresholds in line with inflation.
Thresholds for repaying student loans should not be frozen. Freezing thresholds whilst the interest on loans is linked to inflation disproportionately affects low and middle income graduates over high income graduates and non-graduates at a time when an educated workforce is critical for the nations economy and competitiveness. It also disincentivises graduates’ productivity since they effectively pay a higher rate of tax despite being low or middle earners.
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1Alison Bennett MP
Mid Sussex2Andrew Griffith MP
Arundel and South Downs3Olly Glover MP
Didcot and Wantage4Freddie van Mierlo MP
Henley and Thame5Ben Coleman MP
Chelsea and Fulham6Pam Cox MP
Colchester7Chris Coghlan MP
Dorking and Horley8Caroline Voaden MP
South Devon9Torsten Bell MP
Swansea West10Laura Kyrke-Smith MP
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