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The Supreme Court killed student loan debt forgiveness. Now what?

Chris Quintana, Medora Lee and Alia Wong, USA TODAYComments Off on The Supreme Court killed student loan debt forgiveness. Now what?

Although the administration hasn't said if it has an alternative plan for mass student loan forgiveness, borrowers can turn to other, smaller options.

     
Chris Quintana, Medora Lee and Alia Wong, USA TODAY
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