Student loan stimulus: Freeze on payments, interest extended thru Jan. as COVID-19 cases surge
COVID-19 student loan relief was set to expire at year's end. Now the stimulus will last through the first days of Joe Biden's presidency.
Student loan stimulus: Freeze on payments, interest extended thru Jan. as COVID-19 cases surge
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