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Student Loan Forgiveness Guide

In 2023, the Biden administration's widespread student loan forgiveness plan was struck down by the Supreme Court. Despite this, President Biden has been busy unveiling targeted federal loan forgiveness to qualifying borrowers. Since the administration took office in 2020, the total amount of forgiven student debt has reached over $136 billion.

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Legal battles are ongoing over the Education Department and Biden-Harris Administration's latest plan to forgive student loans under the Higher Education Act. Seven Republican attorneys general seek to have the plan permanently blocked. On October 2, a Georgia district judge wrote a decision stating he would let a temporary restraining order against the plan expire and transferring the lawsuit to Missouri. However, the suing states immediately filed asking the Eastern District Court of Missouri to instate a new temporary restraining order, and U.S. District Judge Matthew Schelp did so on October 3.
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Student Loan Borrowers And Advocates Gather For The People's Rally To Cancel Student Debt During The Supreme Court Hearings On Student Debt Relief
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Fixed APR from

3.85- 6.90%

Loan amount

$10k- $400K

Fixed APR from

3.99- 8.29%

Loan amount

$7.5k- $250K

Earnest

Fixed APR from

4.29- 9.74%

Loan amount

$5k- No Max

Fixed APR from

4.49- 9.99%

Loan amount

$7.5k- No Max

Fixed APR from

4.88- 8.44%

Loan amount

$10k- No Max

Fixed APR from

4.89- 9.64%

Loan amount

$5k- $250K

Fixed APR from

5.40- 9.99%

Loan amount

$7.5k- $200K

Fixed APR from

5.88- 11.69%

Loan amount

$10k- $750K

Fixed APR from

5.99- 10.14%

Loan amount

$5k- $250K

Fixed APR from

6.20- 8.99%

Loan amount

$10k- No Max

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