We need the money to pay benefits! Minister's extraordinary justification for meagre cut to student loan interest rates
Treasury Chief Secretary Lucy Rigby cited funding the scrapping of the two-child benefit limit when grilled over the government's 6 per cent cap on the interest rate paid on some loans.
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What happenedTreasury Chief Secretary Lucy Rigby cited funding the scrapping of the two-child benefit limit when grilled over the government's 6 per cent cap on the interest rate paid on some loans.
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Right / center-rightWe need the money to pay benefits! Minister's extraordinary justification for meagre cut to student loan interest rates
We need the money to pay benefits! Minister's extraordinary justification for meagre cut to student loan interest rates
Treasury Chief Secretary Lucy Rigby cited funding the scrapping of the two-child benefit limit when grilled over the government's 6 per cent cap on the interest rate paid on some loans.
