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Student loans and pensions
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Correct. Depending upon what you earn, you pay a percentage of your wages.....the more you earn, the more you pay. Student loan deductions have no bearing._shel said:
WRONG answersapacademy2007 said:Good move of clearing loan.
It depends on your school.
has nothing to do with the "school"
you know this is A uk forumAnnual Salary Rate for the Eligible Employment from 1 April 2019 Annual Salary Rate for the Eligible Employment from 1 April 2020 Member Contribution Rate Up to £27,697.99 Up to 28,168.99 7.4% £27,698 to £37,284.99 £28,169 to £37,918.99 8.6% £37,285 to £44,208.99 £37,919 to £44,960.99 9.6% £44,209 to £58,590.99 £44,961 to £59,587.99 10.2% £58,591 to £79,895.99 £59,588 to £81,254.99 11.3% £79,896 and above £81,255 and above 11.7% I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.1
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