Student Loan Borrower Perception of Biden Administration

Only 42% of Student Loan Borrowers Think Biden Administration Will Positively Impact Their Debt, Dow...

mcdanielrealestatesystems mcdanielrealestatesy... | 4 years ago

Consider the coronavirus pandemic — and throw in the passage of time and perceived inaction — and it’s clear that student loan borrowers are losing optimism that relief is on the way. About 4 in 10 Americans with education debt now say they expect the President Joe Biden-led White House to positively impact their loan […] The post Only 42% of Student Loan Borrowers Think Biden Administration Will Positively Impact Their Debt, Down From 69% Before Term appeared first on Student Loan Hero....

Federal Student Loan Borrowers Will Save Average of $6,949 During Moratorium — Including $834 Amid...

timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 10 years ago

While the coronavirus pandemic has posed financial challenges for many over the past nearly two years, student loan borrowers have enjoyed some relief in this period. In March 2020, the government paused student loan payments and interest on eligible federal loans. Since then, the student loan moratorium has been extended five times, most recently through […] The post Federal Student Loan Borrowers Will Save Average of $6,949 During Moratorium — Including $834 Amid Latest Extension appeared ...

White House Extends Pause on Student-Loan Payments Until the End of August: Will Biden Go the Full ...

timandjulieharris timandjulieharris | 9 years ago

The White House is extending the pause on student-loan payments until August 31st--an extraordinary development. By the time this pause ends in September, millions of student borrowers will have been relieved from making payments on their student loans for almost two-and-a-half years. Indeed, as Ron Kline, President Biden's chief of staff, pointed out:Joe Biden, right now, is the only president in history where no one's paid on their student loans for the entirety of his presidency. Wha...

Biden administration extends student-loan repayment moratorium until May 2022: Loaning money to cous...

substack substack | 2 years ago

Don't lend money to a friend, an ancient proverb advises, because you will lose both your friend and your money.My cousin Rudy taught me that lesson. A couple of years ago, Rudy called me from the Travis County Jail in Austin, TX, asking me to go his bail.I can't remember why the Texans locked him up. I think he rolled a homeless man on Congress Avenue or took a leak on the State Capitol grounds. Maybe both. Rudy was a little vague about the charges."You gotta get me out of here," Rudy plea...

NEPA’s Evolution During the Biden Administration

gravel2gavel gravel2gavel | 2 years ago

As our readers know, any construction project associated with a federal agency such as the Department of Transportation or Federal Transit Administration must comply with the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). In Quicker But Less Dirty: The Biden Administration Both Streamlines and Seeks to Expand NEPA Environmental Review, written for the ABA […]

How will Biden’s student loan relief affect homeownership?

housingwire housingwire | 1 year ago

President Biden's executive action to erase $10,000 in student loan debt will have the most impact on prospective homeowners on the margins. The post How will Biden’s student loan relief affect homeownership? appeared first on HousingWire.

5 Things Borrowers Should Know About Biden’s Latest Student Loan Relief Extension

epicrealestate epicrealestate | 11 years ago

This week, the Biden administration announced a new wave of student loan relief, including an extension of the ongoing pause on most federal student loan payments and interest accrual, as well as new relief for borrowers in default on their federal student loans. Here’s what you should know. New Extension of the Student Loan Pause […] The post 5 Things Borrowers Should Know About Biden’s Latest Student Loan Relief Extension appeared first on Student Loan Planner.

Moving in the Right Direction to Protect Student Borrowers – Department of Education Says States C...

substack substack | 2 years ago

Last month, the Department reversed a DeVos era notice which said that federal student loan servicers were not subject to state consumer protection laws. The Devos interpretation said that states’ laws that protect borrowers from servicers’ false and misleading practices were “preempted” by the Higher Education Act (HEA). Preemption is a legal doctrine in which […] The post Moving in the Right Direction to Protect Student Borrowers – Department of Education Says States Can Hold Stude...