(Reuters) - Expected to come up for a House floor vote on Wednesday,
the House bill and a similar measure in the Senate have been
attacked by the $85 billion student-loan industry, but
championed by industry critics, including some student groups.
If adopted into law, the bill would likely squeeze large
lenders' profits and chase smaller ones from the sector,
industry analysts have predicted.
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the House bill and a similar measure in the Senate have been
attacked by the $85 billion student-loan industry, but
championed by industry critics, including some student groups.
If adopted into law, the bill would likely squeeze large
lenders' profits and chase smaller ones from the sector,
industry analysts have predicted.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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