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If Supreme Court Kills Student Debt Relief, Here s What Happens to Black Borrowers?

The Supreme Court looks ready to tank student debt forgiveness, Black borrowers will feel the fallout.

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9 Unelected Justices Will Decide on Financial Fates of Millions With Student Debt

The Supreme Court heard two cases arguing the legality of a Biden administration program to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt per person.

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Way Too Much Student Loan Debt? Education Scams Could Be The Reason

A new initiative from the White House aims to help Black Americans dig out of student loan debt.

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Biden Made It Easier For Black People to Pay Old Student Debt

Black Americans are drowning in student debt. Could a new retirement law help us pay for our retirements while taking care of our student loans?

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20 Percent of All New Car Loans Are 84 Months or Longer

Many new and used car buyers are opting for longer loans that will take seven years or more to pay off.

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