Paid off your school loan? Most still support forgiveness, poll says
New Yorkers support student loan forgiveness, although only about 17 percent of state residents still owe money on a student loan, a Siena College poll found.
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New Yorkers support student loan forgiveness, although only about 17 percent of state residents still owe money on a student loan, a Siena College poll found.
A new Siena Poll shows most New Yorkers support President Joe Biden’s plan to forgive student loans up to $20,000, with 56% of the state saying it was the right
The poll found that 57% of New Yorkers say that canceling some student debt will allow many Americans to get out from the burden of student loans.
The poll found that just 27% of New Yorkers reported that they felt more satisfied with their life now than they did a year ago.
A Siena College poll released Wednesday found only 27% of New Yorkers are more satisfied with life than a year ago. This percentage is down from 44% of New Yorkers in 2018.