# when do student loans resume

October is the month that student loan payments resume — so why aren't some paying now? » October is the official restart of student loans after a long pandemic related pause kicked off in March 2020. Now what? Freep.com

The doomsday clock on the debt limit is ticking » The debt limit "X date" is looming nearer due to student loan and Fed moves. Politico.com

Resolve student loan payment problems | USAGov » Contact your loan servicer if you are struggling to repay your student loan. Get the facts about programs that suspend loan payments. Usa.gov

Andrew Lokenauth | TheFinanceNewsletter.com (@FluentInFinance) on X » 40 million Americans will now pay a total of $15.7 Billion per month as student loan payments resume in October. 40 million Americans will pay an average of ~$350, per month in student loans, taking away from sectors relying on discretionary spending such as retail, hospitality,… Twitter.com

Generation X Is Staring Down Retirement, and Student Loan Debt » The end of the payment pause means Americans in this age group will once again have to juggle paying off debt while trying to save for older age. Nytimes.com

When Do Student Loan Payments Resume? » Federal student loan payments will resume in October 2023—with interest resuming in September. Find out what you need to know about payments restarting. Ramseysolutions.com

Matt Petras (@mattApetras) on X » **Please share!** As repayments for student loans resume, I'm looking into, for @PublicSourcePA, how the issue affects Pittsburgh-area residents. Please let me know if you or someone you know is game for an interview with me about student loan repayments resuming. Twitter.com

Ayanna Pressley (@AyannaPressley) on X » Student-loan payments should not resume next week if Republicans shut our government down. Full stop. https://t.co/fSwk39WYxb Twitter.com

With 27 Million Set to Resume Payments, Many Student Loan Borrowers Already Managing Increased Debt Since Pre-Pandemic » The average consumer with a student loan carries about $35K in debt. Many of these consumers have also acquired new credit products over the course of the past three years, growing their debt level and cross wallet monthly payments since student loan forbearance started. A new TransUnion (NYSE: TRU) study, “Implications of the End of Pandemic-… Newsroom.transunion.com

Gen X’s Spending Ability Is Pressured as Student Loans Resume » Generation Xers carrying student loans may see discretionary income trimmed by more than 8%. BNPL is part of their “payments toolkit” for managing spending. Pymnts.com