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Today is Saturday, September 10. You may have strong feelings, one way or the other,

about the Biden administration's recently announced plan to forgive some student loan debt.

We covered the basics of the plan when it was first announced a couple of weeks ago

during our daily news roundups. Today, we want to dig a little deeper into the potential pros

and cons to the individuals impacted and the overall US economy. So today's first guest is the

director of economic policy at the bipartisan policy center, Shai Akabas. His areas of expertise

include higher education, specifically on how we finance it. Then later, you'll learn more about

exactly who is eligible for this and how to get the debt relief if you are. First,

though, the benefits and consequences of canceling student loans and what other solutions might help

former students too. Welcome, welcome to the Newsworthy Special Edition Saturday,

when we sit down with a different expert or celebrity every Saturday to talk about something in

the news. Don't forget to tune in every Monday through Friday for our regular episodes,

where we provide all the day's news in 10 minutes. I'm Eric Amanda, it's now time for today's

Special Edition Saturday. Shai, thank you so much for coming on the Newsworthy.

Thanks for having me. So let's talk about how this student loan forgiveness program

will impact the economy as a whole. And I want to talk about the potential pros and cons.

So let's start with the potential benefits of this program to the economy.

Well, this will certainly help provide relief for millions of households who have been struggling

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