Hey, I'm Shawna Compton Game. This is Millennial Money, and today we're talking Trump's

student loan proposal and what it means to you.

Millennial Money with Shawna Compton game.

It will expand your brain.

All right, so I've kind of been waiting to do this podcast because I wanted to see how things kind of trickle down and what ends up happening. And of course, we don't have any resolution

from Trump's initial student loan proposal. But I think it's really something important to talk about.

You know, anytime there is proposed legislative changes, when it comes to anything around money

that could directly affect you, I really want to encourage you to just at least listen like with half of an ear.

You don't have to listen with both ears if it completely bores you. I understand a lot of times,

you know, especially, you know, the news is just like a lot of us don't even want to listen to

the news these days. It's all bad stuff that we don't want to hear. But, you know,

if you have a student loan and, you know, you're, you're wanting it to be forgiven or you're

trying to figure out what the best payment plan is, you know, all of these sorts of things,

it's just really important to, again, like I said,

just kind of stay on top of what's happening. And of course, there's a lot of talk, and that

happens all the time in Washington before anything actually happens. If we just look back at

health care, right, since the beginning of the year, I mean, it's been a lot of talk, a lot of

proposed things, a lot of back and forth, a lot of bickering. And nothing really has happened that is

that dramatic, right? We haven't had that dramatic of changes. If you listen to the podcast

yesterday, you know, I talked a little bit about that. But, you know, student loan is kind of

this area that is just so ripe, right? We have millions and millions and millions and millions and

millions of people with student loans that are in debt. You know, a lot of the younger millennials,

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