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Universities' extra cash from higher fees 'swallowed up' by NICs hike

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Higher Education Policy Institute said universities would only be marginally better off due to the impact of Rachel Reeves' tax raid.

This is despite students having to pay hundreds of pounds more per year in fees from September .

HEPI pointed to Institute for Fiscal Studies analysis that showed raising tuition fees cap from 9,250 a year to 9,535 a year would spare universities a real-terms cut of 390million next year .

But they also highlighted warning by Universities and Colleges Employers Association that April 's rise in employers' national insurance contributions will add an estimated 372million to the sector's pay bill.

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