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With events in three states, Biden and other officials detailed the latest plans to provide debt relief—doubling down on loan forgiveness as a key campaign issue. Before President Biden stepped up to the podium at Madison Area Technical College in Wisconsin, his message was clearly forecasted on a number of screens around the stage: “Canceling Student Debt.” “I will never stop to deliver student debt relief to hardworking Americans, and it’s only in the interest of America that we do it,” Biden said.

Months of talks over how to forgive student loans for borrowers only highlighted how contentious the issue is—and how fraught the path ahead looks in 2024. More than 43 million student loan borrowers rang in 2023 full of hope that their debt balances would drop by either $10,000 or $20,000 under President Joe Biden’s forgiveness plan.

Black women and millennials are key drivers of current Black homeownership rates—and that they are outpacing Black men.

It turns out the real boogeyman haunting October is student loan repayments which are due to restart next month.

If the US Supreme Court had not overruled President Joe Biden's program to cancel billions of dollars in student debt, Satra D. Taylor, who borrowed $40,000 to complete her studies, could have seen that amount reduced by half.But the court overruled the program Friday, stating that given the large sum, the president had overstepped his powers.