A new legal filing calls to stop the transfer of millions of student-loan borrowers off a key affordable repayment plan

Source: Business Insider

President Donald Trump's administration plans to transition millions of student-loan borrowers off the SAVE repayment plan. Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesA new legal filing is pushing to stop the transition of millions of student-loan borrowers off the SAVE plan. Beginning July 1, borrowers will start to receive their 90-day timeframe to leave the plan.

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