Supreme Court strikes down student loan forgiveness program: Impacts and what comes next

Jul 01, 2023 View Original Article
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67% : As student loan repayments are set to resume soon, it's essential to start preparing.
59% : "Student loan interest will resume starting on Sept. 1st and payments will be due starting in October."
57% : "It has a very strong impact on not only your physical but your mental well-being," said Rogers, who owes over $50,000 in student loans.
53% : This ruling comes as student loan repayments are set to start in the fall.
50% : In light of the ruling, the Department of Education has announced some steps that could help ease the burden for student loan borrowers.
48% : The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a warning that approximately one in five student loan borrowers may find it challenging to meet their obligations once payments resume in the fall.
47% : "So, working two jobs between being a teacher and DoorDashing and being involved in my community to promote civic empowerment, you know, that could be very straining, especially when you're trying to handle your financial business with student debt."

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