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What England’s tuition fee rise means for student and university finances

Experts say measures will not be enough to fix higher education funding or attract students from poorer backgrounds
The IFS calculates that when rising prices are taken into account, the increase in maintenance loans of up to £414 a year amounts to a real-terms increase of just 1.6%

The Labour government has announced this week that university tuition fees and maintenance loans for England will increase in line with inflation next year — the first increase since 2017.

The move comes after growing warnings from university leaders that the higher education sector’s finances are becoming unsustainable while student groups warn that the mounting debt load is deterring students from less well-off backgrounds.

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