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    DT1 - totally disagree, it is nothing to do with someone's background. I know many a parent who is using their meagre savings to clear a large chunk, if not all, of Uni debt for their children. One just recently, incidentally, who is a nurse in the NHS. I do not think she should do it and advised against but she insists. It all depends on someone's motivation and choices in life.

    Taxes are essentially a bad thing, specially levied on income and should always be minimised.

    Better to get secondary level education right and send far fewer to Uni which is not to take away good secondary schools such as a particular one your and I are involved with. As a society we need less emphasis on pieces of paper when employing people.

    Yes - good luck Jeff

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