Finance
Federal Judges Block Key Components of Biden's Student Debt Relief Plan; Borrowers May Not Get Debt Cancellation or Lower Payments
Two federal judges blocked critical parts of President Biden's student debt relief plan, impacting millions of borrowers and halting loan forgiveness. Read to learn more.
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