Labour MPs are calling on the government to reverse changes they describe as unfair or “mis-sold” regarding student loan repayments. They point to announcements made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her autumn Budget about Plan 2 loans, saying the repayment system will be affected by a freeze to the earnings threshold. According to the reporting, the earnings threshold for when repayments begin for Plan 2 loans is set to be frozen for three years from 2027 at £29,385. The MPs argue that this approach creates hardship and is not equitable for borrowers, and they frame the issue as a moral obligation for Labour to change course. The articles focus on political criticism of the Budget measure rather than new data or independent verification of claims about mis-selling. Overall, the dispute centers on the planned freeze and its impact on repayment terms for Plan 2 student loan holders.