MPs launch investigation into student loans system

Inquiry launched into student loan repayment terms

MPs are launching an inquiry into student loans - and whether repayment terms are fair.

Fairness of student loans system to be examined by MPs in new inquiry - "have the goalposts been moved?"

MPs will examine the fairness of student loans repayment in a new inquiry following increasing debate over the system.

MPs launch an investigation into 'unfair' student loans system as average debt quadruples to over £43,000

MPs have launched a new inquiry into the student loan system as average graduate debt climbs to more than £43,000

MPs launch inquiry into student loans after repayment rate backlash

Treasury committee chair Meg Hillier says a review follows the growing concern over graduate debt.

All the questions ministers must now answer over student loans

Ministers face a probe into whether or not they should cut the cost of student loans after a growing outcry over graduates being saddled with large repayments which will never clear their debt. The Commons Treasury Committee is opening a new investigation to determine if the current system of university finance is fair for young people. Its chair, Labour MP Dame Meg Hillier, said she feared that the “goalposts” for graduates may have “been moved…

MPs launch inquiry into student debt scandal

Graduates will be called to share details of their crippling interest rates and growing debt burdens after Times Money campaign sheds light on the unfair system