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The Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan on Friday, a measure that would have wiped out nearly half a trillion dollars in debt for millions of Americans. The decision will impact the nearly 700,000 Wisconsinites that have federal student loan debt -- a total that adds up to more than $20 billion. Sid Bagley is one of those people who took out a federal student loan. He went back to school at age 45 to get a business administration degree and better himself. “I hated my job so much I made the initiative to go back...

In a piece responding to the U.S. Supreme Court killing President Joe Biden’s student loan handout, the New York Times reminded readers there were other ways they could still cancel their debt, one of them involving death. Among six methods the outlet included to get rid of student loan debt, such as signing up for student loan forgiveness and filing for bankruptcy, the outlet noted that debt "dies with the person or people who take it on." This option was given for students worried that the debt their loved ones took out for their schooling would pass on to them...