US EditionOregon’s U.S. senators demand explanation for freeze on certain student loan repayment plans
- The Trump administration's changes to student loans have caused frustration and confusion among borrowers, as reported by the Education Department.
- The removal of application materials is creating uncertainty about the recertification process for borrowers already in repayment plans, according to experts.
- Jessica Fugate expressed concern about affording payments if income-driven repayment plans stop, stating, 'I’m kind of in panic mode.'
- Natalia Abrams highlighted that the situation particularly affects those who have lost their jobs.
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In this episode of the Nonprofit News Feed, George and Nick discuss recent challenges facing the nonprofit sector under the Trump administration. They examine two major concerns: changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program potentially excluding certain nonprofit employees, and federal agencies removing progressive terminology from government websites. The hosts share insights from a Center for Effective Philanthropy report indicating …
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The recent shifts in the student loan policy under the Trump administration has stirred unrest and perplexity among some borrowers. Numerous borrowers are grappling with the implications of an elimination that took effect following a court ruling in February. The ruling thwarted several programs initiated under the Biden regime, forcing the Education Department to withdraw digital and physical applications for income-specific repayment plans, a …
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