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How a government shutdown would impact your money: Student loans, Social Security, investments, and more
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51% : Federal programs and Social Security, Medicare, and MedicaidSocial Security checks and electronic payments would still be delivered even if the government shuts down. 50% : Since government payments are delayed, not diminished, the effect may be minor if congressional leaders resolve the matter quickly. 47% : Student loansA government shutdown can have a major impact on student loan borrowers. 42% : Read more: What happens to Social Security payments during a government shutdown?
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