Resources to help you understand and manage your student loans

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[[link removed]]HIGHER EDUCATION POLICY
Hi John,

Given that 1 in 3 young people have student debt, it's likely that you (or
someone you know) are struggling with student loans. We know that managing your
student loan debt can be extremely difficult and confusing. Luckily, the experts
at the Center for American Progress just published a resource
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Too many borrowers report feeling hopeless when it comes to their student debt;
it doesn't have to be that way. There are some federal programs designed to help you reach the light at the end
of the tunnel. The problem is: they're often too confusing to navigate without
help. Timeline: Federal Student Loans During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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past couple years, and lets you know what to expect next.

The piece documents the recent updates that are likely to impact what you can do
to get yourself to the finish line and out of debt. It also links to specific resources and FAQs for different loan programs. For
example, if you fall into any of these categories, go check out the piece
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* Attended a for-profit college that lied to you about your education or loans
* Can't afford your current loan payments
* Defaulted on your loans

Next step: share this
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Ella Azoulay
Policy & Outreach Specialist, Higher Education Policy
Center for American Progress

PS: Looking for more info about student debt cancellation? Look no further! Check
out 5 Things to Know About Student Debt Cancellation
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student debt crisis.

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