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China to Loan South Sudan $8 Billion BusinessWeek By Jared Ferrie on April 28, 2012 China will provide South Sudan $8 billion in development loans over the next two years, a government spokesman said. The loans will be used for road construction, agriculture, hydroelectricity, infrastructure and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
House acts to curb loan rates Philadelphia Inquirer By Alan Fram AP CAROLYN KASTER / AP WASHINGTON - Republicans defied a veto threat as the House voted Friday to prevent federal loan costs from doubling for millions of college students. The vote gave the GOP a momentary election-year triumph on a bill ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Republicans follow Romney lead in parrying Democrats on student loans ... Washington Post That dynamic was on full display last week as House Speaker John Boehner coped with the dust-up generated by President Barack Obama over student loans and Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell sidestepped Democratic attempts to brand Republicans as soft on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Bankruptcy can't expel private student loans Louisville Courier-Journal But because of a 2005 law, they still must pay their private student loan debts. / AP Photo/Mark Duncan Associated Press The misfortunes that brought schoolteachers Devin and Sarah Stang and their four young children to bankruptcy — and the loss of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
House GOP set to curb college student loan costs BusinessWeek By ALAN FRAM Republican leaders are ready to try pushing legislation through the House holding down interest rates on federal loans to millions of college students. Democrats say that's a goal the GOP has adopted only lately, but the top House Democrat ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Lawmakers Wade Into Partisan Dispute Over Student-Loan Interest San Francisco Chronicle April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Republicans and Democrats are squaring off over freezing student-loan interest rates in a partisan fight that resembles lawmakers' recent confrontation over extending the payroll tax cut. The student-loan standoff could consume ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Romney Takes a Turn on Student Loans - Innovations - The ... By Nina Ayoub Interest rates on Stafford loans are set to double, from 3.4 to 6.8 percent on July 1. The interest rates were temporarily reduced by Congress in 2007. If the reduction were allowed to elapse, the increase in interest would cost the average ... Innovations |
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