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Here’s the new way to significantly reduce the interest rate on your student loans

Here’s the new way to significantly reduce the interest rate on your student loans
MarketWatch Thursday 18 June 2026, 17:18 UTC By Jillian Berman 1 min read
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Borrowers who enroll in autopay will receive the benefit starting July 1.

Borrowers who enroll in autopay will receive the benefit starting July 1.
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