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Student loan forgiveness offered to some under Income-Based Repayment plan

The Department of Education sent out student loan forgiveness emails to eligible borrowers under the Income-Based Repayment plan last week, multiple media outlets reported. In July, the Education ... Read More
How new details from Trump's student-loan repayment overhaul could affect Americans seeking advanced degrees

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The Financial Impacts of the Supreme Court’s Recent Decisions on Student Loans

The conversation around student loans has been front and center for years, but the recent legal challenges brought the issue to a head. The Supreme Court's decisions effectively ended a period of ... Read More
Student-loan forgiveness is back on — but a tax change could be a 'financial disaster' for some borrowers

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Trump Administration Restores Student Loan Forgiveness, Could Fuel Holiday Spending Boom

The Trump administration has agreed to resume student loan forgiveness for more than 2.5 million borrowers — a move that could inject billions of dollars back into the consumer economy just as the ... Read More
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