Student loan forgiveness is in legal limbo. What are your plans when payments resume?

The new year could be a rude awakening for student loan borrowers. The Biden administration's plan to forgive up to $10,o00 in federal loan debt is in for what could be a long court

battle — and unless there is another extension, the moratorium on payments ends on January 1. NPR's _Consider This _podcast wants to hear how you're preparing. Are you ready to

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