Federal Courts Block Key Provisions of Biden's Student Loan SAVE Plan
Approximately 3 million borrowers will see their payments paused as the Biden administration appeals the rulings.
- Judges in Kansas and Missouri issued preliminary injunctions against major elements of the SAVE plan.
- The rulings prevent new debt cancellations and lower monthly payments set to start July 1.
- The Department of Education has placed affected borrowers on administrative forbearance.
- The Biden administration argues the SAVE plan is essential for affordable repayment and plans to appeal.
- Some SAVE provisions, such as increased income exemptions, remain in effect.