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Students are increasingly turning to private lenders after the Trump administration’s clampdown on federal student loans, and navigating greater unpredictability with interest rates and loan terms2026-10-22 15:52 UTC
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The US government cannot afford higher interest rates. If interest rates average +150 basis points above CBO’s February projections by 2036, US deficits would increase by nearly $6 trillion over this period. The deficit would then rise to 8.8% of GDP, the highest level since WW2026-10-22 22:41 UTC
The US government cannot afford higher interest rates. If interest rates average +150 basis points above CBO’s February projections by 2036, US deficits would increase by nearly $6 trillion over this period. The deficit would then rise to 8.8% of GDP, the highest level since WW2026-10-22 22:41 UTC
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