It’s unfair and makes no sense, say borrowers


Slowing exports and tepid inflation have raised expectations that policy makers will need to consider adding to May

PETALING JAYA: Disappointed National Higher Education Fund Corporation borrowers have flooded the Fund’s Facebook page demanding a review of its newly announced repayment scheme.

Borrowers say the new scheme of salary deduction between 2% and 15% is “incredibly” unfair as it punishes those who had been consistently making their repayments.

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