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Ed Dept. Cuts Rates for Student Loans as Delinquency Surges
A federal student loan program that allowed graduate students to borrow up to the full cost of attendance after reaching federal loan limits is ending July 1. In response, two states launched their own low-interest graduate loan programs this month to fill the funding gap for graduate students.
Millions of borrowers face repayment plan shifts, strict new loan limits and financial land mines that could be costly if they fail to act.
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Kristen Grau is a staff writer for the Forbes Advisor News Desk. She has over six years of finance writing experience and has previously written for sites like LendingTree, ValuePenguin and Debt.com. As Forbes Advisor's Editorial Director of Growth ...