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Comment on Alan Bennett was right on tuition fees by Kevin

Kevin — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 02:21:39 +0000

Oh wait… my mistake. Sorry.

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Chris Sawer — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 21:51:50 +0000

I understand what the policy does, but to be honest for me it’s the worst of both worlds. It is still referred to as tuition fees (so we can be accused of breaking the pledge) but as you point out is nearly a graduate tax.

I haven’t got much time for a graduate tax either, but at least it would avoid the spectre of the not-very-pleasant student loans company. I won’t support anything which means 98% of graduates being pursued by them for 30 years after graduating. Although you don’t have to pay until you’re owning over the threshold, they will probably demand regularly that you prove that you don’t own that much. If they suspect you of moving house then they will trace you, and charge you for the privilege. If you live abroad they will want proof.

From a philosophical point of view, I just don’t like the idea of being in debt for so much with little prospect of paying it off.

I was against tuition fees before the election and, funnily enough, I haven’t changed my mind about them since.

Comment on Alan Bennett was right on tuition fees by AndrewM

AndrewM — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 04:51:14 +0000

I think you have misunderstood how the Coalition Government proposal will work. As the IFS have said, they are basically proposing a graduate tax. According to the IFS analysis[1] (which will be updated soon to reflect the fact that Parliament was misled over exactly how progressive the proposals are), “at most 1.0-1.65% of graduates would pay back the full value of their debt.” This is because any debt remaining after 30 years is written off (as opposed to 25 years at present).

And I should add that any Liberal Democrat (and I am still a member for the moment) who seriously thinks that the party can retain its policy to abolish tuition fees after Liberal Democrats in Government have decided to triple them needs to get their head examined.

[1] http://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/5354