The Supreme Court has heard oral arguments in two cases challenging Joe Biden's loan forgiveness plan. Newsweek spoke to five graduates the plan would affect.
Fulda, from Philadelphia, graduated in 2010 from Concordia University in Wisconsin with about $55,000 in debt.
He recalled being told by adults when he was in high school that going to college was necessary to secure a good job and purchase a home."By the time I was finished with school, the future that was constantly promised to my generation no longer existed," he said. As a recruitment manager based in Atlanta, she earns a six-figure salary but still owes $15,000. She had deferred payments in the past due to earning less, but now makes $350 payments every month.
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