After a pause under the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) program, the U.S. Department of Education is resuming student ...

Federal workers caught in the latest round of layoffs by the Trump administration may lose certain student loan benefits.

Policy whiplash has left millions of borrowers unsure of how to repay their unpaid loans and who to ask for help.

RAP is an income-based student loan repayment plan that the Trump administration says will simplify the loan repayment process, as it will replace all preexisting income-based plans for new borrowers, ...

The deadline to opt out of the IBR plan is Oct. 21, 2025. Borrowers who wish to opt out must contact their loan servicer and ...

The Department of Education has quietly resumed student loan forgiveness for some borrowers under a program that has been ...

Monthly payments could drop, but most borrowers will pay more in interest over time. What to expect now that President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" is law. Rebecca Safier is a personal finance writer ...

The Department of Education has begun a negotiated rulemaking session to implement changes to student loan repayment.

There's a Hail Mary to keep the Saving on a Valuable Education student loan plan afloat, but don't bank on it. Rebecca Safier is a personal finance writer and certified student loan counselor who ...

Millions of student loan borrowers who were enrolled in a Biden-era repayment plan will soon see their monthly payments increase after the current administration restarted interest accrual Aug. 1.

House Republicans’ newly proposed Repayment Assistance Plan, part of their sweeping 2025 student loan reform bill known as the Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan, aims to simplify federal ...

A court blocked the SAVE student-loan repayment plan. All 8 million impacted borrowers are being placed on forbearance.