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Graduates set for high interest ‘rollercoaster ride’ on loans

English and Welsh graduates who have taken out student loans since 2012 can expect a “rollercoaster ride” when it comes to interest rates, new analysis shows. This will mean students are charged higher rates of interest on their loans than ...

13 Apr 2022 at 11:55

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78% of students say money worries are causing significant stress, survey finds

Nearly four in five (78%) students say money worries are causing them significant stress. This has led to six in 10 (60%) students avoiding social activities with friends, and nearly half (46%) being so anxious they avoid checking their ...

16 Sept 2024 at 00:01

University students facing ‘never-ending cost-of-living crisis’

Students are facing a “never-ending cost-of-living crisis” as maintenance loans continue to fall short of costs, it has been warned. University students are spending an average of £1,142 a month, rising to £1,269 in London, an annual ...

17 Sept 2025 at 00:01

Undergraduate tuition fee cap to rise with inflation for next two years

Tuition fee caps for undergraduate students will increase in line with inflation for the next two academic years, the Education Secretary has said. In a statement to the House of Commons ahead of the release of the Post-16 Education ...

20 Oct 2025 at 19:36

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