Federal student loan borrowers in Austin are dealing with the aftermath of the end of the SAVE repayment plan. This change is affecting millions of borrowers nationwide. As a result, some borrowers are experiencing increased monthly bills.
A deadline is looming for these individuals to make a choice regarding their repayment plans. Further information on this development can be found through CBS Austin, which has more details on the situation and its impact on local borrowers.
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