Parents wonder: Does Biden's student debt
handout include college loans taken out
by moms and dads?
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 8/27/2022 7:49:37 AM
After President Biden announced his student loan handout plan on Wednesday, August 24, 2022, many parents immediately wondered about the status of the college loans they took out in their own names on behalf of their children. Many moms and dads took out Parent PLUS loans, the federal loans available to parents of undergraduate students to handle college expenses not covered by financial aid. Currently, at least 3.4 million Parent PLUS borrowers owe at least $87 billion, according to the Brookings Institute.
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Parents wonder: Does Biden's student debt
handout include college loans taken out
by moms and dads? 21 replies
handout include college loans taken out
by moms and dads? 21 replies
After President Biden announced his student loan handout plan on Wednesday, August 24, 2022, many parents immediately wondered about the status of the college loans they took out in their own names on behalf of their children.
Many moms and dads took out Parent PLUS loans, the federal loans available to parents of undergraduate students to handle college expenses not covered by financial aid.
Currently, at least 3.4 million Parent PLUS borrowers owe at least $87 billion, according to the Brookings Institute.
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Congrats to everyone who didn’t have college debt. Now you do. You're paying for those too lazy to. IT'S NOT DEBT FORGIVENESS, IT'S DEBT TRANSFERRED. It's your loan, you took it out you made the decision to take the loan. You pay it, not those who work hard to pay their own bills.