Business Insider Article RatingAfter Biden's student-loan forgiveness, Democrats move to 'improve the lives' of borrowers with a bill to make debt easier to pay off in the future
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56% : "Simply put, by making loans cheaper to take out and easier to pay off, the LOAN Act will help improve the lives of student loan borrowers -- both now and in the future."44% : On Thursday, Chair of the House education committee Bobby Scott and Subcommittee Chair Frederica Wilson introduced the Lowering Obstacles to Achievement Now (LOAN) Act, intended to make student loans easier to pay off once the pandemic pause on debt payments expires in January 2023.
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