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4 Things We Can Learn from the Government’s Manoeuvring on Student Loans
As part of its fire sale of public assets, the government has been trying to sell off the student loan book for some time. Released without fanfare, the universities minister's newest strategy seeks to make student loans more appealing to buyers.