A proposed New Zealand National Party policy to impose tougher financial penalties on overseas-based student loan borrowers while reducing repayment rates for graduates who remain in the country.
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a deterrent for graduates moving abroad unpaid
The carrot and the stick: National promise lower student loan repayments if you stay, and tougher penalties if you leavestronger enforcement for those who leave New Zealand
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Yeah, tell me about that side of the equation. Uh 2.7 billion overdue payments, 93% of those of that is owed by people living overseas. So so fair enough to …
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