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Rates on New Student Loans Will Rise on July 1

NYT Business Friday 19 June 2026, 13:00 UTC By Ann Carrns 1 min read
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Higher interest rates take effect on July 1 for the next school year. Borrowers are already dealing with rising college costs and inflation elsewhere.

Higher interest rates take effect on July 1 for the next school year. Borrowers are already dealing with rising college costs and inflation elsewhere.
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