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Morgan Lindsay didn't mind that student loan bills were resuming in the fall. She'd applied for a new repayment plan over the summer, and her calculated monthly bill came to $0. But then, on Sept. 11, she found that her servicer, Mohela, or the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority, had taken $2,074 from her bank account. More from Personal Finance:Will Social Security be there for me when I retire? Medicare open enrollment may cut retiree's health-care costsHow much your Social Security check may be in 2024But under the income-driven repayment plan she'd signed up for, she didn't owe anything.
Persons: Morgan Lindsay, She'd, Lindsay, she'd, Mohela Organizations: Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority, Finance, Will Locations: Missouri
Two Gen Z travelers tell Insider they're willing to pay up for an authentic experience that also feels luxurious. One hospitality expert says technology and convenience should be at the forefront of hoteliers' minds when targeting Gen Z guests. "When it comes to traveling, Gen Z prioritizes authenticity and living in the moment," said Sharon Silverstein, the head of US verticals at Snapchat parent company Snap. "(Gen Z wants) to feel like they're doing something – that they're relevant — because they're living at home and can't afford to live otherwise. So Gen Z spends its money on experiences, but they want those experiences to be educational and have values that support their beliefs," Dawson Sheehan said.
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