Report On The HELP Receivable For 2024-25
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The Australian Government Actuary provided the Department of Education with estimated HELP receivables for the 2024-25 financial statements, totalling $54,254.741 million as at 30 June 2025—an increase of $2,318.282 million from the previous year. The assessment utilised an annual roll-forward model incorporating legislated measures as at 30 June 2025, with reconciliation against Australian Taxation Office certificates and prior-year results. A significant factor was the changed yield curve, which reduced the discount rate from 4.47% to 4.34% per annum, increasing the receivable by $507 million. The correspondence notes that announced but not-yet-legislated Government changes to reduce outstanding debt by 20% and introduce a marginal repayment system were excluded from the analysis. For the first time, VET Student Loans and VET FEE-HELP receiv
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