28 March 2026
Treasury Committee inquiry into student loans
The UK Government Treasury Committee has launched a new inquiry into student loans and graduate taxation in the wake of growing dissatisfaction among students.
With students now leaving university with over £50,000 in student loan debt and facing a 9% charge on earnings over £28,470 – a level frozen for the next three years – graduates have become increasingly dissatisfied with the arrangements.
The inquiry is seeking evidence regarding graduates’ repayment terms to inform the Committee’s views of whether the current system is fair.
Read more about the launch of the inquiry into student loans.
With students now leaving university with over £50,000 in student loan debt and facing a 9% charge on earnings over £28,470 – a level frozen for the next three years – graduates have become increasingly dissatisfied with the arrangements.
The inquiry is seeking evidence regarding graduates’ repayment terms to inform the Committee’s views of whether the current system is fair.
Read more about the launch of the inquiry into student loans.
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