By Graeme Paton. Research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies casts fresh doubt over new student finance regime, warning that a near tripling of fees will save 'little' money for the taxpayer.
A sharp rise in student tuition fees will fail to save the taxpayer any money because almost half of Government-backed loans will never be repaid, major research as found.
Figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies show that around 43p in the pound may never be recouped under the new system – far higher than original estimates. More...
25 avril 2014
IFS: rise in student fees 'will not save taxpayer money'
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