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Trump admin resuming interest charges for nearly 8M student loan borrowers after Biden's limbo
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon explained why the Trump administration will soon resume interest charges for nearly 8 million student loan borrowers, saying former President Joe Biden left b...

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Student loan interest to kick in again for 8 million borrowers, Trump administration announces
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Trump Admin Brings Back Student Loan Interest, Says Biden’s Forgiveness Plan Was a Scam
Nearly 8 million US student loan borrowers to see interest charges again
The Education Department will soon begin to charge interest on student debt for an estimated 7.7 million borrowers who’ve been in legal limbo since a repayment plan created by President Joe Biden was ...

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Upcoming Changes to Student Loans, Interest Returns Soon
8 million student loan borrowers are in for a jarring surprise August 1 as Trump admin restarts mandated interest payments
Millions of Americans are about to see their student loans accrue interest again. Here’s what to know.
Starting in August, they’ll see their balances tick up as interest on the loans resumes.

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Trump ends student loan subsidy for 7.7 million people who will soon see bills increase
Trump's Education Dept. to resume interest on SAVE plan loans starting in August
Student loan interest will restart for millions of SAVE borrowers
Interest is set to begin accruing for the 8 million borrowers enrolled in former President Joe Biden's SAVE repayment plan, which courts paused.
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Biden canceling student loans for 160,000 borrowers
Biden administration canceling student loans for another 160,000 borrowers. BY Associated Press Washington, D.C. UPDATED 12:38 PM ET May. 22, 2024 PUBLISHED 8:01 AM ET May 22 ...
Grad student loans could soon be capped. Here’s what that could mean for you
Starting next summer, the bill will affect borrowers taking out loans and those stuck on the Biden-era SAVE plan, potentially causing monthly payments to increase by hundreds of dollars, according to the Student Borrower Protection Center.
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