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Eliminate interest on Federal Education Loans

Created by D.C. on February 21, 2012

It is critical that the United States maintain the highest level of education for our people. The single most important step to achieving this goal is to make higher education affordable. . Eliminating interest on student and parent PLUS loans, would reduce the burden on students and families. At the current rate of 7.9% over 20 years a $20,000 loan costs $39,850 to pay back, nearly doubling the cost of education.

There is no reasonable justification for charging interest on Federal Education Loans.

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