I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some money we have.

It's officially summer, but what's the vibe this year?

I mean, I personally want to drink spicy margues by the pool and talk about just about

anything other than the debt ceiling.

So I guess at least it's not a hot government default summer.

That's good.

But what can we expect seriously from the next quarter?

In this weekly headline roundup, we're going to talk about three stories that may end up

defining the summer, financially speaking.

Let's start with student loan repayments, or I know what you owed last summer.

Alright, actually, Miyako, but we do need to quickly talk about the debt ceiling to give

some context on this one.

The new debt ceiling deal officially ended the pause on student loan repayment.

We'll need to resume 60 days after June 30th, which I don't know why the government

does it this way.

It's like, what the heck date is that?

Carry the one.

That is the week of August 28th.

This is about when the Biden administration was planning on ending it officially anyway.

So now it has been made officially official.

So if you were someone whose loans were on pause, what does this mean for you?

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