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Enter taxable employment or self-employment income for the year. Bonus income is added before applying the threshold.
Estimate annual, monthly, and weekly UK student loan deductions using the 2026/27 repayment thresholds for Plan 1, Plan 2, Plan 4, Plan 5, and postgraduate loans.
Enter taxable employment or self-employment income for the year. Bonus income is added before applying the threshold.
Plan 1, 2, 4, and 5 repayments are estimated at 9% above the plan threshold. Postgraduate loans are estimated at 6% above the postgraduate threshold.
This estimates deductions, not loan interest, balance write-off, refunds, payroll timing, or whether you should make voluntary repayments.
Last reviewed: 16 June 2026Rates checked: 2026/27 UK thresholds
This page estimates income-based student loan deductions using the repayment thresholds and rates for the selected plan. It is useful for checking a payslip, planning a salary change, or estimating the effect of bonus income.
For Plan 2 with £35,000 annual income and no bonus, the 2026/27 threshold used here is £29,385. The amount above the threshold is £5,615. At 9%, the estimated annual repayment is about £505, or about £42 per month.
No. It estimates repayments deducted from income. Interest, balance growth, write-off dates, and voluntary repayment decisions need a separate balance-based calculation.
Payroll can assess income by pay period, and bonuses or irregular earnings can affect individual payslips. This page smooths the annual estimate into monthly and weekly figures.
Yes, some borrowers repay both. In that case, undergraduate plan repayments and postgraduate repayments are calculated separately and added together.