Crain's Chicago Business Article RatingIllinois will feel weight of student loans decision more than most states
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% :"Chicago will probably be impacted more by student loan repayments than many other areas of the country," Yannelis said.48% : As a result, older Illinois borrowers still deeply in student loan debt might delay retirement and will consume less in retirement, which will affect the overall economy.
48% : According to Yannelis, if student loan payments restart and people ultimately spend less money at these businesses, it will affect those employees' paychecks.
47% : If the pause on payments and interest does end Aug. 31, Chicagoans will feel the repercussions of burdening student loan debt.
46% : But younger borrowers in Illinois are not among those hit hardest by student loan debt.
45% : The city has many young people living with significant student loan debt, and with that comes greater financial instability.
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