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Student loans for higher and further education - UK comparison

Student loans for higher and further education - a comparison of key statistics across the four different government administrations within the UK

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Outstanding Balance - 2019-20

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Average loan balance on entry into repayment 2019 - 2020

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Average Repayment per year via HMRC

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Average Scheduled Repayment per year

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Average Voluntary Repayment per year

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The amount of student loans paid out has increased every year since they were introduced in 1990. We provide here some charts that give a comparison of key statistics across the four different government administrations within the UK.

Updates to this page

Published 13 June 2019

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