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Tens of thousands of graduates have been urged to claim money back after it emerged the bungling Student Loans Company (SLC) has taken millions of pounds in overpayments.
15 December 2010
The Government tonight won a crucial Commons vote on raising the upper level of tuition fees to £9,000 a year in England.
9 December 2010
Students could pay up to £9,000 a year in tuition fees from 2012, three times the current amount, ministers confirmed today.
3 November 2010
Universities in England should be free to set their own tuition fees, a government-backed review has suggested.
12 October 2010
University goers have been warned to beware an increasing number of scam emails purporting to be from the official Student Loans Company (SLC).
21 September 2010
The Government says it will consider making financial education in schools compulsory as part of a wider education review later this year.
16 September 2010
Millions of student loan holders will no longer pay zero interest from next month as the rate for the new academic year will start at 1.5%, it was announced today.
26 August 2010
The Student Loans Company (SLC) has vowed to ensure all university goers who applied for finance on time will have their loans and grants available by the start of the academic year.
20 August 2010
The Government is proposing a new graduate tax instead of hiking tuition fees.
15 July 2010
Student loan rates are likely to soar in autumn after today's inflation figures showed the annual cost of living measure jumped in March.
20 April 2010
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