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Alex_Talbot
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Hi all
As I took my student loan out after September 2012 I have been put on to what the student loan company calls payment plan 2, which means that anything over £21,000 will be charged at 9%. Importantly this also gets whipped after 30 years from the start of your loan repayment. I have two questions regarding this.
1. If in my first form of employment I initially earn +£21k in say the first month/year but then my salary falls to bellow £21k does that count as starting the 30 year period, even though I will quickly stop paying?
2. if i was to start paying back after earning +£21k but then fell bellow this threshold after a short while, would I then stop getting charged completely?
thanks so much
As I took my student loan out after September 2012 I have been put on to what the student loan company calls payment plan 2, which means that anything over £21,000 will be charged at 9%. Importantly this also gets whipped after 30 years from the start of your loan repayment. I have two questions regarding this.
1. If in my first form of employment I initially earn +£21k in say the first month/year but then my salary falls to bellow £21k does that count as starting the 30 year period, even though I will quickly stop paying?
2. if i was to start paying back after earning +£21k but then fell bellow this threshold after a short while, would I then stop getting charged completely?
thanks so much
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Alex_Talbot wrote: »Hi all
As I took my student loan out after September 2012 I have been put on to what the student loan company calls payment plan 2, which means that anything over £21,000 will be charged at 9%. Importantly this also gets whipped after 30 years from the start of your loan repayment. I have two questions regarding this.
1. If in my first form of employment I initially earn +£21k in say the first month/year but then my salary falls to bellow £21k does that count as starting the 30 year period, even though I will quickly stop paying?
2. if i was to start paying back after earning +£21k but then fell bellow this threshold after a short while, would I then stop getting charged completely?
thanks so much
what a pessimistic post
you actually get a student loan deduction if your monthly salary is more than
21000/12 based on 9% of the excess
the 30 years is from when you become eligible for student loan repayment0
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