Student Loan Repayment Calculator
Project your UK student loan repayment timeline for Plan 1, 2, 4, 5 and Postgraduate loans. See how salary growth, interest, and the write-off period affect what you actually repay. Most borrowers don't repay in full — find out if you will.
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Your loan is likely to be written off with £212,508 remaining
At your current salary and growth trajectory, you'll repay £51,897 over 28 years before the remaining balance is written off. This is normal — most Plan 2 and Plan 5 borrowers don't fully repay.
GOV.UK: When your loan gets written off (opens in new tab)Making voluntary repayments may not save you money
Since your loan is projected to be written off, any extra payments just reduce the amount written off — not the amount you actually pay. Those funds might be better invested elsewhere.
GOV.UK: Repaying early (opens in new tab)Your loan balance is currently growing
At your current salary, interest (£3,285/year) exceeds repayments (£318/year). This is common in early career — as your salary grows, repayments will increase and eventually outpace interest.
GOV.UK: Student loan interest (opens in new tab)Student loan interest rates change periodically
The interest rate used (7.3%) is an approximation. Actual rates are updated each September based on RPI inflation and (for some plans) the Bank of England base rate. Check the Student Loans Company for your current rate.
GOV.UK: Student loan interest (opens in new tab)