Student loan payments and savings interest

I understand you don't pay National Insurance on savings interest, but is savings interest taken into account as an income when repaying a plan 1 student loan? Thanks

Hi
No it is on income you earn - Repaying your student loan

Hi,

No, it is on income taht you earn. You can see guidance here:

Repaying your student loan

Thank you.

Hi, subsequently I found this document on the HMRC website talking about if you earn over £2000 of "unearned income" you will need to make student loan repayments on the full amount, so full amount from £2001 https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/collection-of-student-loans-manual/cslm16035 HMRC Admin 19 is this not the case?

Hi Jon24234,
Please have a look at the guidance on repaying a student loan here:
Repaying your student loan
Please also have a look here for advice.
Contact SLC - repayment enquiries 
Thank you. 

It turns out you do repay your student loan from unearned income over £2000, dividends and savings interest. Also pension contributions add to the threshold before repayment, which I wasn't aware of. I suppose this is all calculated for you in an online return, but it's good to know.