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3 people on how ending the COVID-19 student-loan forbearance will impact their lives and finances

Camryn Hicks, Glenda Johnson, and Dylan Cawley.

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Millions of Americans are still recovering from the financial turmoil of the pandemic. 

As part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, some student loan borrowers were granted forbearance — a pause on monthly payments.

The relief, however, is coming to an end soon: Borrowers must restart making payments after September 30. 

Insider spoke with three people about how the end of COVID-19 student-loan forbearance will affect their lives and finances.

Camryn Hicks, 25, has $14,250 in student-loan debt and lives in rural Maine

Camryn Hicks.

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