Sentence examples for changes to the repayment from inspiring English sources
Changes to the repayment of university fees appear to put a greater interest repayment load on young women going on to have children.
Thanks ('thanks') to the new government, university is set to get much more expensive - grants are being replaced with loans and changes to the repayment structure means that students from the poorest backgrounds could be graduating with debt of up to £53,000.
The proposal calls for two significant changes to the income-based repayment plan that was passed by Congress in 2007 and introduced in July of last year.
These projections were revised in 2013-14 following changes to the student loan repayments model, but will continue to fluctuate due to numerous macroeconomic variables, and present no immediate pressure on the system".
Massive increases to university fees, axing of maintenance grants and bursaries, and changes to the terms of loan repayments make me wonder what's next.
Also in recent years, there have been changes to the U.S. student debt system that makes repayment less of an issue.
Ireland's central bank needed permission from the ECB to issue its loans to the IBRC, and any change to the terms of the repayment must also have ECB approval.
The New America Foundation report says the changes to income-based repayment could provide some benefits to all participants.
Lauren Asher, president of the Institute for College Access & Success, said changes to income-based repayment should not primarily benefit those with high incomes, who have more discretionary money.
However, the universities minister, Jo Johnson, declined to rule-out a rise in tuition fees or changes to student loan repayment terms when answering questions in the House of Commons two days ago and only said the Government would ensure it has "a stable and sustainable funding regime for our universities and higher education institutions in general".
We demand a written guarantee that you will block the sale of student debt and rule out any detrimental changes to loan repayments; and we demand that you withdraw your support for the lobbying bill.
