Sentence examples for fee repayment from inspiring English sources

There is a good deal of work suggesting that the level of fee repayment is not going to meet the government initial estimates of long-term income, and this is already causing a shortfall in the Business Department estimates.

Fee repayment thresholds will also rise, so graduates will start paying back loans once they earn £25,000, rather than £21,000, the PM said.

He contacted SFE after a letter from his university stated he may have to begin tuition fee repayments.

The losers will be past and current students – with tuition fee repayments likely to be as much as 9% of income.

Half of the savings will come from imposing an efficiency dividend on universities and reducing discounts for early fee repayments, with another $1.2bn saved by converting student start-up scholarships into HECS-HELP style loans.

The manifesto proposal would have provided an incentive for more graduates to enter teaching and to improve retention - with the promise of not having to make tuition fee repayments while they stayed in the profession.

Loans are not identified as loans and do not present important details like interest rates, fees, repayment terms, monthly payments or total payments.

Non-means-tested loans for fees; repayments start once graduates earn over £15,000, depending on income.

Non-means-tested loans for fees; repayments start when graduates earn over £15,000, depending on income.

Non-means-tested loans for fees; repayments start once graduates earn over £15,000, on a sliding scale in line with income.

Today, he says his worth is below $20 million, and his total available cash not earmarked for legal fees or repayment of debt is less than $1 million.