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It's only a disincentive to ask for a raise if you don't know what it means. You only pay back student loans based on the percentage of money you earn above a c
by Okx 5y ago
It's only a disincentive to ask for a raise if you don't know what it means. You only pay back student loans based on the percentage of money you earn above a certain amount.
If you earn £21,000 and the threshold is £20,000, you only pay back a portion of £1,000, not all of the £21,000.
- pydry 5y agothe £1k gets turned into ~£700. Nobody says no to an extra £700 if offered on a plate but the lower the % you get of a raise the less motivated you are to chase it.
- xen0 5y ago£910 - you pay 9% over the threshold. In my experience, student loan repayments are, until you are way above the threshold, a relatively minor number on your paycheques; dwarfed by income tax, national insurance, and pension contributions.