Biden Accelerates Student Debt Relief with Early Implementation of SAVE Plan

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Biden Accelerates Student Debt Relief with Early Implementation of SAVE Plan

President Biden has announced the accelerated implementation of a crucial provision under the Student Aid for Voluntary Education (SAVE) plan, which will provide immediate debt cancellation to borrowers who have been in repayment for 10 years.

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