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Originally Posted by jfman
Seph, while we've had fun on the Brexit threads (and I mean that sincerely) you can't really filter other people's posts from scrutiny. He made a statement. I, and anyone else, can scrutinise it.
It reads like he geninely believes people who have student loans elect to earn below the threshold because of a marginal rate of tax of 9% on those earnings. I've asked him to clarify if he believes that.
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Honestly, jfman, the way you think continues to amaze me.
Of course, once again, you are way off beam. What I am saying is that the government have set a minimum salary at which university fees are paid back. That minimum salary relates to the benefit deemed to have been assumed by that university education.
Individual motivations to attend university and find employment afterwards I am sure will vary.
That is all. Why do you think you have the right to scrutinise everything said on these forums? We are just having a conversation, for heaven's sake. This isn't an online version of the House of Commons!
Just cool.