Lending caps and Medicaid cuts in the "One Big, Beautiful Bill Act" will likely raise costs for many college students and borrowers nationwide.

Millions of people in America are starting to pay back their student loans again after they stopped during adn after the pandemic. For many, these monthly payments were too much.

Millions of student loan borrowers are facing a significant increase in their monthly bills as the Trump administration announces the reinstatement of interest charges for those enrolled in the SAVE ...

The Department of Education is encouraging SAVE borrowers to move to the IBR plan, but you should review all your options ...

"I, like many other longtime doves, am joining the hawks, because our nation’s budget math just got a lot more dangerous." ...

The federal cap on the amounts people can borrow means some of them will fall short. That’s especially true for students in ...

Education Secretary Linda McMahon, in a statement, urged "all borrowers in the SAVE Plan to quickly transition" to a ...

As of Jan. 16, 2025, 1.45 million student loan borrowers got forgiveness through the one-time IDR account adjustment. If you didn’t receive forgiveness this time around, apply for an IDR plan to ...

The Education Department said on Wednesday it would resume applying interest on Aug. 1 to federal student loans of nearly ...

Graduating from college or graduate school is a momentous occasion, but for many students, it signals the beginning of a new ...

The Department of Education announced Wednesday it will restart interest for nearly 8 million student loan borrowers on the ...

Almost 8 million student loan borrowers who were left hanging by the Biden administration will see changes in the status of their “loan forgiveness.” U.S. Secretary of […] ...