Millions of borrowers won’t know for months whether they’ll have to repay loans that the White House has pledged to forgive
Student-loan interest rates have risen to their highest in years. WSJ’s Dion Rabouin explains how they are calculated and why this year’s rates are so high after touching a record low in 2020. Illustration: David FangThe Supreme Court’s expected decision next year on the fate of President Biden‘s
means that millions of borrowers won’t know for months whether they’ll have to repay loans that the White House has pledged to forgive.two cases challenging the Biden administration’s plan to cancel up toContinue reading your article with
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