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But, this is the opposite of what it should be. Those who needed less money and were able to pay for the last 10 years straight are likely in the wealthier class.
This was my thought as well, but it's also important that the rule is more generous then the title let's on.
So... you can't be in repayment for eternity, which is a great change. Now we just need to shorten that time frame to 0.
As the other commenter pointed out, there's a specific political party hamstringing these efforts that need to be voted out.