Sentence examples for threshold for repayments from inspiring English sources

Previously, the threshold for repayments was meant to rise in line with earnings.

(The threshold for repayments may be raised to GBP20,000, the Guardian says).

Clegg responded that the new system, "a kind of graduate tax", allowed students to avoid paying fees upfront with a higher threshold for repayments.

The architect of Hecs, Bruce Chapman, has proposed an alternative whereby the higher interest rate applied only when graduates were earning above the threshold for repayments.

However, the system is complicated and subject to change – for example, in 2015 the government overturned a promise to increase the threshold for repayments up from £21,000 each year from 2017 – a move that will cost graduates around £3,000 each over their career.

Perhaps more significant is the increase in the earnings threshold for repayments - up from £21,000 to £25,000.

The threshold for repayment is £21,000 but the temptation to lower it might be irresistible to a future administration.

This would mean lowering the threshold for repayment and increasing the "tax" rate on income above that threshold, as well as raising interest rates for higher earners.

Browne's long-awaited review is expected to propose that universities in England be allowed to raise tuition fees to a maximum of £6,250 a year while protecting lower earners by raising the salary threshold for repayment of loans to £21,000.

He proposed that the £21,000 earnings threshold for loan repayments is frozen for the five-year parliament.

The threshold for full repayment would be an annual salary of more than £100,000; below this, repayments would be tapered.