How are student loan repayments generally affected by making pension contributions via salary sacrifice?
Answer
Repayments are calculated based on earnings above a certain threshold assessed *after* pension contributions made via salary sacrifice.
Student loan repayments are calculated based on income thresholds that are assessed only after mandatory deductions, including pension contributions made through salary sacrifice, have been accounted for.
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