California's affordability crisis could become even more challenging for people with student debt.

The Trump administration reached an agreement that could end the popular student debt-repayment plan called Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE.

Kevin Rivera is a Sacramento State graduate with a bachelor's and master's degree. He just moved back to Southern California for a new job and learned his student loan repayment plan is being canceled.

"It is frustrating," Rivera said. "But now I don't even know what amount I'm going to have to pay. So I feel like that's kind of at the top of my priority list, just figuring out what it is that I have to do."

Rivera is enrolled in the Biden-era student loan repayment plan SAVE, which often calculates lower debt payments based on income le

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