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   From: biased@nowhere.invalid   
      
    wsj.com   
   Their Student Debt Disappeared, but It Didn't Fix Their Financial Worries   
   Terell Wright and Melissa Korn   
      
   Getting tens of thousands of dollars in student debt canceled isn't   
   guaranteeing an immediately better financial life for Americans.   
      
   So far, about 943,000 people have had their loans eliminated through the   
   federal government's Public Service Loan Forgiveness plan, with balances   
   averaging $72,000 when they are cleared. Nearly two million more had their   
   student debt erased through programs for disabled borrowers or under   
   income-driven repayment plans.   
      
   An additional 1.3 million borrowers with $20 billion in loans have been   
   approved for discharge through a program aimed at students who were misled   
   by their colleges about things like job prospects. Many more are set for   
   relief soon or waiting in limbo as further plans face challenges in the   
   courts.   
      
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