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❤️🖤💚Happy Juneteenth! ❤️🖤💚 As

❤️🖤💚Happy Juneteenth! ❤️🖤💚

As of this week, Juneteenth is officially a federal holiday!

This day commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued.

And while Juneteenth becoming a holiday isn’t what we asked for, I’m hoping that it’s a step in the right direction 🙏🏾

🗞 Student loans news that you can possibly use

🗞 Student loans news that you can possibly use 🗞

The people are reporting that #moneybaggjoe came through with some student loan cancellation!

What I know for sure is that it wasn’t me because my balance still reflects $29,700!

What about you #sweetfriends ... did you receive any of the student loan forgiveness/cancellation or will you qualify?

Heck! Do you know anyone that will qualify?

Article from Forbes - you can google Forbes and the article headline for the full article.

On this lovely Sunday, I had to drop this reminder

On this lovely Sunday, I had to drop this reminder on your feed 👇🏾

🤩You will win!
🤩You’ve survived all of your bad days and bad decisions and you’re still standing!
🤩You will win with your finances.
🤩It’s your winning season! Walk in that belief as we start this new week!
🤩You got this!

From @forbes 5 reasons why Biden won’t enact s

From @forbes

5 reasons why Biden won’t enact student loan cancellation

There are at least five reasons why Biden likely won’t enact wide-scale student loan cancellation:

1. Biden would have cancelled student loans already.

2. Biden has focused on $2.3 billion of targeted, piecemeal student loan cancellation.

3. The end of the Covid-19 pandemic may reduce the odds for student loan cancellation.

4. The student loan payment pause is expected to expire September 30, 2021.

5. Democrats have focused on other forms of student loan forgiveness such as proposing to forgive student loans with 4 changes.

It’s not that Biden doesn’t support student loan cancellation; he does. However, Biden wants Congress — not the president — to enact student loan cancellation through legislation.

From Me, @sugarandmoney: Plan to pay off your own student loans. Also, if @potus and Congress isn’t going to cancel them - just say that!

That’s all I have right now 🤷🏾‍♀️

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