Student Loan Forgiveness: What Now

<p class&equals;”wp-block-paragraph”>Last Friday &lpar;6&period;30&period;2023&rpar;&comma; the <a href&equals;”https&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;npr&period;org&sol;2023&sol;06&sol;30&sol;1182216970&sol;supreme-court-student-loan-forgiveness-decision-biden”>Supreme Court<&sol;a> struck down Biden&&num;8217&semi;s administration plan to forgive up to &dollar;441 billion in federal student loan debt&period; The 6-3 ruling&comma; which Chief Justice John Roberts wrote&comma; found that the Biden administration did not have the authority to <a href&equals;”https&colon;&sol;&sol;growthandfaith&period;com&sol;2022&sol;11&sol;13&sol;will-student-debt-relief-truly-come-to-reality-we-need-reform-protection-and-not-band-aid-approaches&sol;”>forgive student loans <&sol;a>under the Higher Education Act of 1965&period;Continue reading “Student Loan Forgiveness: What Now”

Student Debt Relief: What’s Next?

<p class&equals;”wp-block-paragraph”><strong>What a mess&period;<&sol;strong> In August 2022&comma; the <a href&equals;”https&colon;&sol;&sol;growthandfaith&period;com&sol;2022&sol;08&sol;24&sol;student-loan-forgiveness-what-it-means-to-me&sol;”>Biden Administration announced its plan to forgive some student loans<&sol;a>&period; An application was opened and took less than 5 minutes to complete&period; It was the most straightforward application I have ever filled out&period; But then&comma; the politicians and judicial system got in its way&period; <&sol;p>&NewLine;<h2 class&equals;”wp-block-heading”>AContinue reading “Student Debt Relief: What’s Next?”

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