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Savannah Maher

Savannah Maher

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Reporter, APM Marketplace

Albuquerque

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commerce mortgages small business loans personal loansCredit cards

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health benefits, health insurance

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Total articles 1285

  • Biden administration takes another crack at student debt relief

    By Savannah Maher Verified| APM Marketplace Verified President Joe Biden’s administration is taking another crack at student debt relief. It proposed a rules change under an existing higher education law that would give some borrowers a break on interest charges. The administration hopes this plan will be more durable against legal challenges. This latest effort would waive some of the interest accrued by a few narrow groups of student borrowers, but could still bring relief to some 30 million people.

    By Savannah Maher Verified · APM Marketplace

    Aug. 01, 2024

  • A candidate shake-up means shaking up campaign spending

    By Leanna Byrne, David Brancaccio Verified, Savannah Maher Verified| APM Marketplace Verified Our weekly “Econ Extra Credit” newsletter is an unexpected way to learn about the economy, one film at a time. Sign up to watch, and learn, with us.

    By Leanna Byrne, David Brancaccio Verified, Savannah Maher Verified · APM Marketplace

    Jul. 23, 2024

  • Biden administration takes another crack at student debt relief

    By Savannah Maher Verified| APM Marketplace Verified President Joe Biden’s administration is taking another crack at student debt relief. It proposed a rules change under an existing higher education law that would give some borrowers a break on interest charges. The administration hopes this plan will be more durable against legal challenges. This latest effort would waive some of the interest accrued by a few narrow groups of student borrowers, but could still bring relief to some 30 million people.

    By Savannah Maher Verified · APM Marketplace

    Aug. 01, 2024

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APM Marketplace

Los Angeles, California, United States

+1 213-621-3500