Borrowers stare down student loan repayments after years of high inflation ...Middle East

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Student loan borrowers are frustrated and anxious only three months away from being forced to resume payments after a three-year hiatus. For the roughly 40 million Americans who owe the federal government student loans, interest will begin acrruing on that debt in September. Payments will be due again in the beginning of October. As the three-year pause comes to a close and the Supreme Court determines the fate of student loan forgiveness, borrowers are scrambling to put together a budget and figure out their loan situation as they worry the impending debt will delay other goals they have for the future. Student debt relief advocates gather outside the Supreme Court on Capitol

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