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The House passes a bill to peg the interest rates on federal student loans to the government’s borrowing costs and allow them to vary annually. Joshua Mitchell reports on the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images. Copyright 2013, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) unveiled her first bill Wednesday, designed to set student loan interest rates at the same level the Federal Reserve offers to big…

Skyrocketing tuition costs mean more and more students are graduating with debt. Tamara Draut, VP of Policy and Research at Demos explains what’s behind the increase, and how student debt impacts the overall economy.
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Cable Highlights The Washington Post’s Neil Irwin discusses the growing problem of student loan debt and how economists worry about its impact on the U.S. economy
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In this edition of the show Max interviews Charles Hugh Smith from OfTwoMinds.com.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has proposed that students should get the same low interest rates that banks enjoy– in turn highlighting not only the banks’ prefer…