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Oh look, Mr B.Liar is trying to get the student/ex student vote.
He's put the threshold up on repayments for student loans.
Now you have to earn £15,000 a year to make any repayments. (Instead of £10,000).
Now I pay nothing again. But he'll not get my vote.
He's put the threshold up on repayments for student loans.
Now you have to earn £15,000 a year to make any repayments. (Instead of £10,000).
Now I pay nothing again. But he'll not get my vote.
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Oh look, Mr B.Liar is trying to get the student/ex student vote.
He's put the threshold up on repayments for student loans.
Now you have to earn £15,000 a year to make any repayments. (Instead of £10,000).
Now I pay nothing again. But he'll not get my vote.
He's put the threshold up on repayments for student loans.
Now you have to earn £15,000 a year to make any repayments. (Instead of £10,000).
Now I pay nothing again. But he'll not get my vote.
Wasn't it £15,000 anyway?
Nope, its always been £10,000. Although it might have been lowered
Ah ok.
I'm reminded of what my uncle always used to tell me around budget time - whatever the government is giving you with one hand, they're most likely taking double back with the other
I'm reminded of what my uncle always used to tell me around budget time - whatever the government is giving you with one hand, they're most likely taking double back with the other
yeah but only cos they're screwing over the new students with top up fee's so get more money in the long run.
all these fee's are pathetic... i've just applied to do my MA degree, and the government do not offer support for those who wish to conduct in higher higher education... thats so discrimatory
I thought it was £18-20k anyway?
Student loans eahh, well like the pensioners I think you lot are bieng so unfair, why. Well first of all you don't have to pay nothing back untill your on a wage capable of covering it. It's interest free, and it allows you when your not working, to not have to pay anthing back untill you get that job.
Pensioners are the same, they wail on about getting there pension at 65 because it's there right. well I say suffer for another 5 years, whats your problem! Do you realise that pensioners now live longer so to compare it with when the system first come out is not only stupid but ignorant and wrong. I wouldn't have a problem working another 5 years, is it really such a crime? I don't think so.
Pensioners are the same, they wail on about getting there pension at 65 because it's there right. well I say suffer for another 5 years, whats your problem! Do you realise that pensioners now live longer so to compare it with when the system first come out is not only stupid but ignorant and wrong. I wouldn't have a problem working another 5 years, is it really such a crime? I don't think so.
kevstar wrote:
> not only stupid
> but ignorant and wrong.
Scuse me; I need to nip away from my desk in order to laugh heartily at the irony of kevstar making this statement...
> not only stupid
> but ignorant and wrong.
Scuse me; I need to nip away from my desk in order to laugh heartily at the irony of kevstar making this statement...
I think the pensioner's problem is that they don't have enough money so that in winter they have to chose between eating (one meal a day) or heating (one room in the house).
Or maybe things have improved now.
Or maybe things have improved now.
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