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03.05.06, 19:47
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Pay as you earn, not pay as you learn
If you are a full-time student1 and plan to start a degree course in or after
September 2006, you will no longer have to pay an entrance fee. Instead, fees
will only become payable once you have graduated or left University and are
earning a good salary.
So, instead of students or parents having to pay ‘up-front’, it’s graduates
who fund their own education once they are earning £15,000 or more. Put
simply, it’s pay as you earn, not pay as you learn.
Payment is on a sliding scale, amounting to a few pounds a week initially.
For example, if you are earning £18,000, you will be expected to pay at a
rate of around £5.20 per week (or, at £20,000, it will be £8.65 per week).
Interest is at the rate of inflation so you will not pay back more, in real
terms, than you borrowed. And, after 25 years, the debt is cleared,
regardless of how much you have paid back.
Także jak nie bedziecie zarabiac powyzej 15 tys funtow rocznie to nie
zaplacicie zlotówki !!!!