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Will Biden's student loan plan hold up in court? » President Joe Biden and his administration are defending the legality of the student loan relief plan. Abcnews.go.com

Over half of student loan borrowers racked up credit card debt during the payment pause—now experts worry about 'shock' » Federal student loan payments are about to be due for the first time in three years. Many borrowers will be juggling new debt payments on top of their loans. Cnbc.com

r/USMC on Reddit: Student loan Debt and Top Secret Clearance. » Posted by u/Pooleeadvicemarine - 27 votes and 66 comments Reddit.com

With 27 Million Set to Resume Payments, Many Student Loan Borrowers Already Managing Increased Debt Since Pre-Pandemic » The average consumer with a student loan carries about $35K in debt. Many of these consumers have also acquired new credit products over the course of the past three years, growing their debt level and cross wallet monthly payments since student loan forbearance started. A new TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) study, “Implications of the End of Pandemic-… Newsroom.transunion.com

Student Loan Lates Disappeared….Is This Legit? » Not sure if this is the appropriate board for this, but also didn't think it belonged on the Student Loan one, so mods please move if necessary.…  I have 5 lates on my 6 student loans from 9/2017 to 1/2018. None since then. Up until last week, these reflected exactly the same across all 3 bureau'… Ficoforums.myfico.com

Student loan servicers cut customer service hours ahead of payment restart | CNN Politics » Some student loan servicers have recently cut back on customer service hours, adding to the fear that borrowers won’t have sufficient support when transitioning back into repayment after a more than three-year pandemic pause. Cnn.com

Are Financially Distressed Areas More Affected by COVID-19? - Liberty Street Economics » Building upon our earlier Liberty Street Economics post, we continue to analyze the heterogeneity of COVID-19 incidence. We previously found that majority-minority areas, low-income areas, and areas with higher population density were more affected by COVID-19. The objective of this post is to understand any differences in COVID-19 incidence by areas of financial vulnerability. Are areas that are more financially distressed affected by COVID-19 to a greater extent than other areas? If so, this would not only further adversely affect the financial well-being of the individuals in these areas, but also the local economy. This post is the first in a three part-heterogeneity series looking at heterogeneity in the credit market as it pertains to COVID-19 incidence and CARES Act debt relief. Libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org

AFROTC Medical DQ » I am an AS200 on scholarship and developed psoriasis. My cadre heard back from AETC/SG via encrypted document and are stating they cannot open it on ARMS and have to go to a base and open it on their computer. They are saying I am disqualified but I have recently found out that my commander went… Serviceacademyforums.com

Officer Career Starter Loan Question » Since I got mentioned above I will give my opinion. Take the loan and invest it wisely. The low interest makes it almost free money and you can invest long-term for the future. My son took the full loan ($35,000 at .5% interest - payment of $600/mo.) and invested it in a stock fund mix of his… Serviceacademyforums.com

Biden's student loan plan won't bring down college costs » The plan is aimed at current borrowers, but it does little about the underlying cost crisis. Axios.com