Navigating the impending chaos of student loan repayment

TL;DR
Federal student loan borrowers in the U.S. will have to resume making monthly payments starting in October, after a pandemic-era pause that lasted over three years. The average monthly bill ranges from $200 to $299 per person, with interest accruing from September. Borrowers are encouraged to consider income-driven repayment plans or apply for forbearance or deferment if they can't afford the payments. The resumption of loan payments may lead to reduced spending in other areas, particularly retail, potentially impacting brands and retailers. The Supreme Court struck down President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan, but efforts to reduce student loan debt continue.
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