The Donald Trump administration has abruptly taken down online applications for key student debt repayment plans, leaving millions of borrowers in distress. This action follows a federal appeals court decision that continues to pause President Biden's Save program, which offered potential loan forgiveness after a decade of payments. With applications for income-driven repayment plans and loan consolidation unavailable, borrowers are in limbo, facing challenges in submitting necessary income certifications. The lack of transparency in this removal, alongside criticisms from advocates, highlights the ongoing turmoil surrounding student debt relief efforts.
The removal of online applications for popular student debt repayment plans has left millions confused and complicated the process for borrowers with outstanding loans.
Borrowers seeking applications for income-driven repayment plans now face uncertainty, amid ongoing litigation affecting the Biden administration’s loan forgiveness efforts.
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