Student Loan Plan 2 Calculator

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Student Loan Plan 2 Calculator

Estimate your 2026/27 Plan 2 student loan repayments — 9% of your income above the £29,385 threshold, broken down by year, month, and week.

🎓 Plan 2 Repayment Estimator
🇬🇧 2026/27 Threshold & Rate
💰 9% Above £29,385
🔒 100% Free & Private

Calculate Your Plan 2 Repayments

Enter your gross salary to instantly see how much you’ll repay on your Plan 2 student loan for the 2026/27 tax year, broken down by year, month, and week.

Plan 2 Estimator

Get a clear breakdown of your student loan repayments.

£0.00
Estimated Annual Repayment
You repay 9% of income above the £29,385 threshold.
💡 Pro Tip: Repayments are calculated per pay period, not just annually. If your income varies month to month, you may repay in some months and not in others, even if your annual salary is below the threshold.
1

Enter Your Salary

Type in your gross annual salary before tax, National Insurance, or other deductions.

2

Threshold Applied

We subtract the 2026/27 Plan 2 threshold of £29,385 to find the portion of income that’s repayable.

3

9% Rate Charged

Plan 2 repayments are charged at 9% of the income above the threshold, not 9% of your whole salary.

4

Get Your Breakdown

See your estimated repayment broken down into annual, monthly, and weekly amounts.

2026/27 Plan 2 Key Figures

Key thresholds and rules for Plan 2 student loans in the 2026/27 tax year.

Detail 2026/27 Figure Notes
1Annual Threshold £29,385 Up from £28,470 in 2025/26.
2Monthly Threshold £2,449 Applied per pay period, not just annually.
3Weekly Threshold £565 Applied per pay period, not just annually.
4Repayment Rate 9% Charged only on income above the threshold.
5Write-Off Period 30 years From the April you were first due to repay.

Student Loan Plan 2 FAQ

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Plan 2 student loan thresholds, rates, and eligibility.

For the 2026/27 tax year, the Plan 2 student loan repayment threshold is £29,385 a year, which works out to £2,449 a month or £565 a week. You only repay on income above this amount.

You repay 9% of your income above the £29,385 threshold. For example, on a £40,000 salary you would repay 9% of £10,615, which is approximately £955 a year.

Plan 2 applies to most English and Welsh students who started an undergraduate course between 1 September 2012 and 31 July 2023, as well as some who took out Advanced Learner Loans during that period.

Plan 2 student loans are written off 30 years after the April you were first due to start repaying, regardless of how much of the balance remains outstanding.

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