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One aspect ofpersonal financecould be impacted now that Biden has withdrawn student loan forgiveness one of Bidens signature policies.
GOBanking Rates explored four possible impacts on student loans now that Biden has withdrawn from reelection.
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This tally also includes the latest round of $1.2 billion in student loan forgiveness for public sector employees.
The Biden administration has insteadtaken a piecemeal approachby incrementally canceling debt for millions of Americans.
Whether she would continue his policies or implement her own, if elected, is unknown.
However, as a presidential candidate in 2020,Harris stance on student loan forgivenesswas narrow.
If Trump Wins
Trump has consistently opposed student loan forgiveness efforts.
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