Students of all political views believe government should help with student loan debt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : About one in 10 Americans holding student loan debt have considered becoming expats if they don't get student loan forgiveness.
52% : About 50% of survey respondents associated some of their anxiety with their student loan debt.
49% : Refinancing to a private student loan with a lower interest rate can help you get control over your student loan debt.
49% : NEW STUDENT LOAN LAWS CAN HELP BORROWERS MANAGE BETTER IN 2024Student loan debt is a financial strain for many Americans, and many borrowers would consider leaving the U.S. altogether if their loans aren't forgiven, a Greenback Expat Tax Services study found.
49% : Borrowers are willing to move due to the intense stress associated with student loan debt.
47% : The general population, outside of students, doesn't necessarily agree to the same extent -- 76% of Democrats, 62% of independents and 47% of Republicans want the government to help with student loan debts, according to the Axios study.
46% : If you have private student loans, federal relief doesn't apply to you, but you can ease your debt burden by refinancing.
45% : Nearly 31% of students surveyed were afraid their future earnings wouldn't be worth the money they spent on their higher education.

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