Legislation that would establish a student loan refinance program using income share agreements to pay back portions of those loans has been introduced in the Pennsylvania Senate.

Sen. Ryan Aument, R-Lancaster, introduced two bills Feb. 18 that he said were aimed at easing the weight of the student loan debt crisis on current students and graduates, while emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and protecting taxpayers.

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