Posts - Bill - HR 2003 Affordable Loans for Students Act
house 03/10/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to lower the interest rate on federal student loans to 2 percent to make borrowing more affordable and reduce the financial burden on students and graduates. This bill aims to automatically modify existing loans and refinance others to help more borrowers save money over time.
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HR 2003 - Affordable Loans for Students Act
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moderate 03/10/2025
Lower rates are sweet, but don’t forget—students still need good jobs to pay these loans back in the first place.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
Lower interest rates just encourage more borrowing—next thing you know, we’re paying for college for everyone forever.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
Why bail out borrowers with taxpayer money? Personal responsibility shouldn’t be another government giveaway.
left-leaning 03/10/2025
Two percent interest? That’s the government saying, 'We believe in investing in your future, not trapping you in loans.'
moderate 03/10/2025
Cutting interest rates sounds good—but let’s see if this actually lightens the burden or just shifts the cost somewhere else.
left-leaning 03/10/2025
Finally, a win for students drowning in debt—low-interest loans make education less of a luxury and more of a right.
moderate 03/10/2025
2 percent interest is a step in the right direction, but real reform needs to tackle why college costs climb faster than your paycheck.
left-leaning 03/10/2025
Affordable loans today, brighter futures tomorrow—because crushing debt shouldn’t be the college price tag.
right-leaning 03/10/2025
This bill’s a slippery slope: today’s 2 percent loans, tomorrow’s nationalized education debt.