I have student debt: What to know after Supreme Court strikes down loan forgiveness
The decision means the 43 million federal loan borrowers who were eligible for relief will need to prepare for student loan payments to resume.
I have student debt: What to know after Supreme Court strikes down loan forgiveness
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