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US credit crunch hits education as banks abandon student loans

Times of London

March 31, 2008

Several members of Congress have urged the Bush Administration to stabilise the market after the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities gave warning that student loans have become far harder and costlier to obtain since the credit crisis.

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