Student Loan
$1.6 Trillion Student Loan Still Unpaid, Millions of Borrowers Struggle as Payments Resume
Millions of borrowers struggle as federal student loan payments resume, with $1.6 trillion still unpaid. Read more about the rising delinquencies and policy changes impacting repayment.
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By Joy Liwanag
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By Joy Liwanag
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By Joy Liwanag
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By Joy Liwanag
