Direct subsidized loan

• External Links Found & Verified:

  1. History/Origin: The Higher Education Act of 1965 (I will use an ED.gov or StudentAid.gov link if available, but Wikipedia and Investopedia cite the Act itself). Searching directly for ed.gov Higher Education Act 1965, a good source is available on StudentAid.gov or ED.gov.
     • Found: The Higher Education Act of 1965 - This is a good direct link to the Department of Education's page about the HEA. (Domain: ed.gov)
  2. Official Information/Practical Applications: Federal Student Aid website on Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans (Domain: studentaid.gov)¹⁶, ¹⁷.
  3. Limitations/Criticisms (Student Loan Debt Crisis): What Went Wrong with Federal Student Loans? - Brookings Institution¹⁵. This is an excellent, detailed analysis. (Domain: brookings.edu). I will also use data from Federal Reserve¹¹, ¹², ¹³, ¹⁴.
  4. Federal Reserve Data/Economic Impact: Center for Microeconomic Data | Student Debt - Federal Reserve Bank of New York⁹, ¹⁰. (Domain: newyorkfed.org).

  I have 4 verified, relevant, live external links from at least 3 different trusted domains (ed.gov, studentaid.gov, brookings.edu, newyorkfed.org). This meets the requirement.

• Internal Link Ideas (15 unique):

  1. Student loans
  2. Financial aid
  3. Interest
  4. Loan repayment
  5. Default
  6. Grace period
  7. Deferment
  8. Financial need
  9. Undergraduate students
  10. Higher education
  11. Debt
  12. Principal
  13. Capitalization
  14. Federal student loans
  15. Loan servicer

Now, I will write the article, embedding these links naturally and following all formatting and content rules.

LINK_POOL (Hidden Table - For my reference during writing)

Auto-inferred terms:

• [TERM] = Direct subsidized loan
• [RELATED_TERM] = Direct unsubsidized loan
• [TERM_CATEGORY] = Student loans

I will ensure to use "Direct subsidized loan" at least four times and link to "Direct unsubsidized loan" in the comparison section.¹, ², ³⁴, ⁵, ⁶⁷⁸