Some borrowers who qualify for student loan forgiveness must act within the next two weeks or they could face substantial ...

The new data raises serious questions about the Education Department’s ability to process student loan forgiveness and ...

Protect Borrowers, a nonprofit focused on the debt crisis, reports about 147,800 people in Indiana are enrolled in the SAVE ...

Hundreds of thousands of student loan borrowers remain stuck in a backlog of requests for an affordable payment plan or debt ...

The U.S. Department of Education plans to end a student loan debt forgiveness program used by millions of Americans. The feds said Dec. 9 that they had reached a proposed court settlement to kill the ...

If you borrowed federal student loans to pay for college, you might qualify for forgiveness through the U.S. government. These programs include Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), Teacher Loan ...

Millions enrolled in the SAVE plan could be forced to move to other plans and begin repaying their loans again.

Student loan borrowers should face new repayment changes in just four weeks, as the Education Department finalizes guidance for a new loan repayment plan—under by the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act ...

Public Service Loan Forgiveness has long drawn criticism because of high ineligibility rates fueled by strict and detailed requirements and miscommunication from federal student loan providers.

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The Education Department has agreed to end the SAVE income-driven plan, in which more than 7.7 million borrowers are ...

The newly created Repayment Assistance Plan will be available in less than a year. For many student loan borrowers, monthly payments are expected to be more expensive than current plans. The average ...