The federal student loan repayment program, SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education), which promised lower payments and faster loan forgiveness for many borrowers, has been declared invalid due to a recent court ruling. Millions of U.S. borrowers, who are currently in a state of repayment uncertainty, are expected to face a sharp increase in their monthly payments under alternative plans, further challenging the already fragile federal debt policy being impacted by differing directions from courts, Congress, and the executive branch.
The student loan system has always been complicated. Lately it feels more like a courtroom drama mixed with a billing error that nobody can quite fix. For years, federal repayment plans tried to soften the blow of $1.7 trillion in student debt. The SAVE p...
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