NUS urges ‘loan shark’ Reeves to reverse changes to student debt repayment
The National Union of Students (NUS) is urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reverse changes to student loan repayments announced in the autumn budget. The policy in question freezes the income threshold at which graduates begin repaying their university loans.

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AI-generatedThe National Union of Students (NUS) is urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reverse changes to student loan repayments announced in the autumn budget. The policy in question freezes the income threshold at which graduates begin repaying their university loans. On Wednesday, NUS members protested outside the Houses of Parliament, with some dressed as sharks and wearing Reeves masks. The protesters characterized the Chancellor as a "loan shark" due to concerns about the increasing burden of student debt resulting from the altered repayment terms. The NUS is advocating for a change in policy to alleviate the financial strain on graduates.
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4 extractedNUS characterised the chancellor as a loan shark after changes to university loan repayments.
Demonstration by members of the National Union of Students (NUS).
Protesters dressed as sharks and in Rachel Reeves face masks gathered outside the Houses of Parliament.
Policy announced in autumn budget freezes threshold at which students start repaying university loans