SUMMARY
This idea brief proposes raising the current limit on federal student loans and indexing the limit to tuition inflation to help families cope with the rising cost of college.
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Economic Program | Idea Brief
by Anne Kim, Tess Stovall and Ryan McConaghy
SUMMARY
This idea brief proposes raising the current limit on federal student loans and indexing the limit to tuition inflation to help families cope with the rising cost of college.
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