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: What the Supreme Court’s decision to let $6 billion in student-loan relief move forward means for borrowers

: What the Supreme Court’s decision to let $6 billion in student-loan relief move forward means for borrowers

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The justices knocked down three schools’ request to stop a settlement between hundreds of thousands of borrowers and the Department of Education

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