And now what?: The question that follows Biden's student loan forgiveness plan

Some say the student loan debt plan isn't enough, while others say it shouldn't have happened at all. (Evan Vucci/AP)

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William Alexander was ecstatic when he read President Joe Biden’s tweet on Wednesday, announcing the administration’s student loan forgiveness plan.

“Literally life-changing,” he says.

The news means that his wife will have $20,000 of her debt wiped, since she received Pell Grants in school and the couple makes less than $250,000 a year. Alexander, who lives in Jacksonville, FL, also had his own loans forgiven earlier this year under the borrower’s defense rule — which allows borrowers to ask the Department of Education to erase their student debt if a school lied to them about things like job prospects or potential salaries.