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Top student loans trends for the week of April 12, 2021: Biden proposes $3 billion funding increase to Pell Grant program

Top student loans trends for the week of April 12, 2021: Biden proposes $3 billion funding increase to Pell Grant program Bankrate 1 hr ago © Photo by Adobe Stock, Illustration by Bankrate Woman stands in a college library In the ever-changing world of student loans, staying on top of current events and student loan rates is critical. Below are this weeks student loan trends that could affect your loans and your wallet. 2current trends within student loans for the week of April12, 2021 1. President Biden proposes $400 increase tomaximumPell Grantamount and eligibility for DACA recipients On April 9, President Joe Biden proposedanadditional$3 billion dollarsinDepartment of Educationfundingforfederal Pell Grants. This would increase the maximum Pell Grant value by $400 eachyear, marking this as the biggestone-time annualincrease to the program since 2009. He also proposed making Pell Grants available toDACA recipients, also known as Dreamers.Dreamerscurrently donot have ac

Suburban Landlord Says Extended Illinois Eviction Moratorium Means His Hands Are Tied As Some Tenants Refuse To Pay

Suburban Landlord Says Extended Illinois Eviction Moratorium Means His Hands Are Tied As Some Tenants Refuse To Pay CBS Chicago 5 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS Chicago AURORA, Ill. (CBS) Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker extended the eviction moratorium for another 30 days earlier this month. Popular Searches It’s on-going relief for renters, but a nonstop headache for some property owners. CBS 2’s Lauren Victory went to the suburbs, where free housing and a snarky text message has one landlord’s blood boiling. As the pandemic continues, so does that COVID-19 policy about evictions – which landlord Sean Morrissey thinks is garbage.

Illinois could pay off up to $40,000 of your student loans to help you buy a house

Illinois could pay off up to $40,000 of your student loans to help you buy a house asheffey@businessinsider.com (Ayelet Sheffey) © Provided by Business Insider Nick White/Getty Images The Illinois SmartBuy program pays off up to $40,000 in student loans to help buyers buy a house. The program also provides $5,000 to be used for a down payment or closing costs. With house prices reaching record highs, the program may help increase home equity and affordability. If you live in Illinois and have outstanding student loans, the state could pay off some of your debt to help you buy a house.

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