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Who would I report to? <a href=" http://www.correlingua.org/do-my-hw-for-me#shaped ">find a ghostwriter</a>  Just like the president's plan, our legislation will apply a market-based interest rate to all Stafford and PLUS loans, ensuring borrowers will be able to take advantage of today's low rates. But unlike President Obama's proposal, the Smarter Solutions for Students Act protects borrowers against higher interest rates by imposing a fair and reasonable cap. Based on current market conditions, H.R. 1911 could lead interest rates to drop by as much as 2 percent for millions of borrowers this summer.

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Who would I report to? <a href=" http://www.correlingua.org/do-my-hw-for-me#shaped ">find a ghostwriter</a> Just like the president's plan, our legislation will apply a market-based interest rate to all Stafford and PLUS loans, ensuring borrowers will be able to take advantage of today's low rates. But unlike President Obama's proposal, the Smarter Solutions for Students Act protects borrowers against higher interest rates by imposing a fair and reasonable cap. Based on current market conditions, H.R. 1911 could lead interest rates to drop by as much as 2 percent for millions of borrowers this summer.

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