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This bill matters because it directly lowers the cost of borrowing for higher education for anyone taking out federal student loans. Currently, the government charges a fee when it gives out these loans, which reduces the amount of money a student actually receives and adds to the total debt they have to repay with interest. This effectively increases the overall cost of their education.
If this bill passes, students would get the full loan amount and not have to pay back these extra fees, making college slightly more affordable and potentially easing the overall student debt burden for new borrowers. Without this bill, these fees would continue to be applied to federal student loans, increasing the total cost of education for students over time.
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This bill matters because it directly lowers the cost of borrowing for higher education for anyone taking out federal student loans. Currently, the government charges a fee when it gives out these loans, which reduces the amount of money a student actually receives and adds to the total debt they have to repay with interest. This effectively increases the overall cost of their education.
If this bill passes, students would get the full loan amount and not have to pay back these extra fees, making college slightly more affordable and potentially easing the overall student debt burden for new borrowers. Without this bill, these fees would continue to be applied to federal student loans, increasing the total cost of education for students over time.
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