PlainStudentAid · 8 guides · registry

Australian student-finance guides, tied to live thresholds

Each guide explains one HELP or Centrelink rule in plain English, then shows the same ATO threshold, Centrelink rate, or university-group numbers PlainStudentAid ranks elsewhere.

Guides in this registry
8
Universities tracked
39
Degree rows
252
2025-26 repayment floor
$67,000

These guides use the same published repayment schedule used throughout PlainStudentAid: compulsory HECS-HELP repayments begin at $67,000 AUD for the 2025-26 tax year. The university dataset is dated 2026-05-20; see our methodology for source and update details.

What this hub can answer

8 plain-English explainers sit on the same corpus as 39 universities and the live 2025-26 HECS-HELP schedule (compulsory repayments start at $67,000).

8
Guides published
39
Universities in DB
$67,000
2025-26 floor
ATO / Services Australia
Primary sources

Registry posture: explain the published rule and cite the authority. No personalised advice, no repayment-strategy selling.

Hub inventory · published guides

How 8 guides split by topic family

Exclusive topic families on this hub (HELP loan rules, Centrelink, university groups). Parts sum to the published guide count; orthogonal to the enrolment-by-group bar below.

Domestic enrolment by university group (tracked set) Horizontal bar chart of the top 5 items by value (students). Domestic enrolment by university group (tracked set) Top 5 1. Go8 410k 2. OTHER 409k 3. ATN 284k 4. IRU 225k 5. RUN 134k Summed enrolment across universities tagged Go8, ATN, IRU,RUN, or OTHER in the PlainStudentAid snapshot, context forthe Go8 vs ATN guide, not a quality ranking.

Download the HECS and university extract cited on this page: hecs-university-statistics.csv (CC BY 4.0).

This page identifies the source records and data vintage used for its figures. Nothing here is financial advice; for any decision that matters, follow the primary source and consult a qualified professional (see our disclaimer). See also our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of 2025-26.