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Millions of federal student loan borrowers face the return of accruing interest as the SAVE forbearance ends under a new directive from the Trump administration, according to CNBC. The Trump administration announced that the SAVE forbearance will end on August 1, and borrowers must resume payments or face growing education debt due to accruing interest. Former President Biden introduced the SAVE plan in 2023 and halted interest and payments for 7.7 million enrollees amid GOP-led lawsuits. The Education Department under Trump now considers the plan illegal and states that it lacked the authority to grant zero-percent interest.
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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Millions of federal student loan borrowers face the return of accruing interest as the
00:07save forbearance ends under a new directive from the Trump administration, according to CNBC.
00:12The Trump administration said the save forbearance will end on August.
00:17One and borrowers must resume payments or face growing education debt from accruing interest.
00:23Former President Biden introduced the save plan in 2023 and halted interest in payments for
00:287.7 million enrollees amid GOP-led lawsuits.
00:32The Education Department under Trump now calls the plan illegal and says it lacked the authority
00:37to grant 0% interest.
00:39For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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