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Michael StratfordPolitico |
"I hope this relief gives you a little more breathing room," the message says.
"We'll leave no stone unturned in the fight to fix a broken student loan system," Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said while unveiling the plan.
As it did with that first batch of borrowers, the agency said on Friday it would suspend interest on the accounts of affected borrowers and not...
They’re pressing the administration to exercise its legal authority to the “fullest extent” to maximize debt relief.
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