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When Will Supreme Court Rule on Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan?

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The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments from both sides of two lawsuits aiming to end President Joe Biden's plans to forgive $400 billion for qualifying students. The Biden administration announced on Jan. 31 that it plans to end the state of emergency on May 11 and fears without this debt relief, defaults and delinquency rates would surge.

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When Will Supreme Court Rule on Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan?

Now that the Supreme Court has heard oral arguments over Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, here's what borrowers can expect next.

1 year ago·United States

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Peoples Dispatch

The US Supreme Court entertains the idea that student loan forgiveness will “harm” people : Peoples Dispatch

On February 28, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments for two upcoming cases against President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness program. The Supreme Court’s ultraconservative majority, which has already overturned abortion rights and environmental protections, seems poised to rule against student loan forgiveness. 43.5 million people in the US have federal student loans, and they make up 92% of the USD 1.75 trillion collective stud…

1 year ago

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FiveThirtyEight

Americans Like Biden’s Student Debt Forgiveness Plan. The Supreme Court … Not So Much.

Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. During oral arguments this week, the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority cast a skeptical eye on Pre…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Watertown Daily Times Online

Supreme Court should do the fair thing on Biden’s student loan plan

As the Supreme Court heard arguments on President Joe Biden’s student debt relief plan Tuesday, Justice Neil Gorsuch questioned its fairness.

1 year ago

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The Cullman Times

Supreme Court hears arguments over student loan forgiveness plan

Millions of Americans — and nearly half a million of them from Alabama — are waiting for the US Supreme Court to decide the fate of their federally issued student loan repayments after justices heard oral arguments from both sides…

1 year ago

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