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STUDENTS FACE ‘TICKING TIMEBOMB’ OF DEBT AND HIGHER TAXES

1 min read • 3 hrs ago • The Guardian • [src]
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GOVERNMENT PILING DEBT ON TO FUTURE GRADUATES IN ENGLAND, ANALYSIS FINDSCurrent: STUDENTS FACE ‘TICKING TIMEBOMB’ OF DEBT AND HIGHER TAXES
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The GuardianSTUDENTS FACE ‘TICKING TIMEBOMB’ OF DEBT AND HIGHER TAXES3 hrs ago

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Exclusive: Analysis finds cost of higher education ‘falls overwhelmingly on the individual’ The government is piling mountains of debt and higher tax rates on young people heading to university, according to analysis… Hundreds of thousands of sixth formers will receive their A-level results on Thursday, with many expecting to continue on to higher education courses.

The Guardian reports that exclusive: Analysis finds cost of higher education ‘falls overwhelmingly on the individual’ The government is piling mountains of debt and higher tax rates on young people heading to university, according to analysis…

The report adds: Hundreds of thousands of sixth formers will receive their A-level results on Thursday, with many expecting to continue on to higher education courses.

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