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LeftishBrit

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1. Isn't it illegal to change such terms retroactively?

Reply to dipsydoodle (Original post)

Fri Jun 14, 2013, 05:34 AM

Jun 2013

And if they do wish to do so, start with themselves. Cameron, Osborne et al went to university for free - let them show their sincerity by each giving to the Treasury the 27,000 that they would have had to pay nowadays.

And since when have investment banks dictated our education policy? (Rhetorical question.)

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Raise interest rates on old student loans, secret report proposes. [View all] dipsydoodle Jun 2013 OP

Isn't it illegal to change such terms retroactively? LeftishBrit Jun 2013 #1

I can only assume dipsydoodle Jun 2013 #2

2013 - 1998 = 25 years Cirque du So-What Jun 2013 #3

I think you might find that's 15 years. dipsydoodle Jun 2013 #4

I plead guilty but mentally impaired Cirque du So-What Jun 2013 #5

"the blacking-out (90%) was light enough that virtually the entire report can be read" muriel_volestrangler Jun 2013 #6