1 of 3 | The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the Biden administration’s request to continue canceling student debt for millions of borrowers during an appeals process, as more than a dozen Republican-led states challenge its legality. File Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo Aug. 28 (UPI) — The U.S. Supreme Court on…
Millions of student loan borrowers whose monthly payments had been reduced by U.S. President Joe Biden’s latest attempt to achieve debt relief were thrown into limbo Wednesday as the right-wing majority on the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a sweeping suspension of the president’s policy. After several Republican-led states filed lawsuits against the Saving…
Well-intentioned medical debt relief policies and programs can have unwelcome ramifications on the … [+] healthcare system. getty As the school year starts for millions in the United States, student debt may be top of mind for many students and parents. With several years of student debt forgiveness programs underway, the federal government has now…
The Supreme Court rejected a Biden administration plea Wednesday that sought to revive the Savings on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan to tackle federal student loan debt. In a brief order, the court denied an emergency request filed by the administration that sought to lift a nationwide injunction imposed by an appeals court. There were…
Supreme Court, for Now, Keeps Block on Revamped Biden Student Debt Plan The New York Times Read the original article here
After killing an initial plan to wipe away $400 billion in student debt in 2023, the court has placed a temporary block on an amended approach to assist certain types of borrowers After killing an initial plan to wipe away $400 billion in student debt in 2023, the Supreme Court has maintained a temporary block…
Sen. Monique Limón, a Santa Barbara Democrat, is carrying Senate Bill 1061, which would remove medical debt from credit reports and prohibit debt collectors from reporting patients’ medical debt information to credit agencies. It would pertain specifically to debt owed to a medical provider, such as a hospital or a doctor’s office. It passed the Assembly…
Jacky Cheung, ex-alcoholic gambler 24 Jun – Veteran Hong Kong singer-songwriter Jacky Cheung said that he turned alcoholic after hitting a career low some years ago, according to a report by May Daily website. “I could firmly control my work, be it recording albums or doing concerts. But I couldn’t control drinking. I don’t like…
The city of Cincinnati will spend $1.45 million on medical debt relief to help 30,000 city residents, part of a bigger plan that’s been in the works for more than a year. It’s not clear how the 33,000 would be chosen. Details about how the medical debt relief plan are set to be released Thursday…
Supreme Court Declines to Restart Biden’s Latest Student Debt Relief Plan The Wall Street Journal Read the original article here