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Repayment Threshold 2024/25

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With RPI for March in at 13.5%, from 6 April 2024 the repayment threshold for
• plan 1 loans will rise to £24,990 (22,015 x 1.135 rounded up)
• plan 4 loans will rise to £31,395 (27,660 x 1.135 rounded up)
The following repayment thresholds are currently frozen
• plan 2 loans at £27,295 until 6 April 2025
• postgraduate loans (plan 3) at £21,000 but subject to annual review (in the absence of any announcements will remain frozen)
• plan 5 loans at £25,000 until 6 April 2027 (this threshold comes into force from 6 April 2026)
From 1st September 2023:
Interest rates for plan 1 and 4 loans will be 5.25% (as a result of the base rate being 4.25%; if base rate rises before 1st September 2024 the rate will be capped at 13.5%).
Subject to the prevailing market rate cap (which is highly likely to reduce the rate), interest rates for
• plan 2 loans will range from 13.5% to 16.5% depending on whether you are studying or not (including the period until April after finishing) and what you earn if you are in repayment
• postgraduate loans (plan 3) will be 16.5%
• plan 5 loans will be 13.5%
• plan 1 loans will rise to £24,990 (22,015 x 1.135 rounded up)
• plan 4 loans will rise to £31,395 (27,660 x 1.135 rounded up)
The following repayment thresholds are currently frozen
• plan 2 loans at £27,295 until 6 April 2025
• postgraduate loans (plan 3) at £21,000 but subject to annual review (in the absence of any announcements will remain frozen)
• plan 5 loans at £25,000 until 6 April 2027 (this threshold comes into force from 6 April 2026)
From 1st September 2023:
Interest rates for plan 1 and 4 loans will be 5.25% (as a result of the base rate being 4.25%; if base rate rises before 1st September 2024 the rate will be capped at 13.5%).
Subject to the prevailing market rate cap (which is highly likely to reduce the rate), interest rates for
• plan 2 loans will range from 13.5% to 16.5% depending on whether you are studying or not (including the period until April after finishing) and what you earn if you are in repayment
• postgraduate loans (plan 3) will be 16.5%
• plan 5 loans will be 13.5%
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WOW! On a plan 2 loan with £40,000 outstanding, you would need to earn over £100k just to cover the interest on the loan!I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0
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silvercar said:WOW! On a plan 2 loan with £40,000 outstanding, you would need to earn over £100k just to cover the interest on the loan!1
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