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Dr. Disha discusses the SAVE Plan, a student loan forgiveness initiative introduced by the Biden administration, now embroiled in legal battles.

The plan, designed to replace the REPAYE plan, offers significant concessions to borrowers but has faced lawsuits from Republican-led states.

With parts of the plan temporarily blocked and the issue likely heading to the Supreme Court, borrowers are placed in administrative forbearance.

Dr. Spath advises borrowers to stay informed, consider switching repayment strategies if close to forgiveness, and emphasizes the importance of voting in the 2024 election to influence the future of student loan policies.

RESOURCES MENTIONED

SAVE Plan - Saving on a Valuable Education Plan.

Biden-Harris Administration - Initial attempts to provide student loan relief.

HEROES Act of 2003 - Used by the administration to justify loan cancellation.

Higher Education Act - Cited for introducing the SAVE Plan.

Income-Driven Repayment Plans (IDR) - Comparison to the SAVE Plan.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) - Impact of administrative forbearance on PSLF.

Supreme Court - Legal challenges and potential rulings on the SAVE Plan.

2024 Election - Potential impact on the future of student loan forgiveness.

Trump Administration - Previous stance on student loan forgiveness and proposals.

Department of Education - Administrative actions and current status of the SAVE Plan.

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