Students will no longer be able to take out federal loans to pay for degree programs that fail to provide them a return on ...

Big changes to federal student loans took effect July 1 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, impacting both current and future borrowers nationwide. If you’re in the SAVE repayment plan, ...

Sweeping reforms taking effect in July 2026 will reshape repayment plans, borrowing limits, and borrower protections, making ...

A new Trump administration rule limits international student visas to four years, forcing students who need more time to seek ...

A popular (and generous) repayment plan ends, two new plans begin and many borrowers will see new loan limits.

To qualify for the U.S. Department of Education's new interest rate discount on student loans, borrowers must meet several requirements. Here's what to know.

All but one of the nation’s 26 Republican governors are signing their states up for the first federal program that will fund private school scholarships through tax credits. Their Democratic ...

Only defaulted federal student loans put your tax refund at risk, not delinquent or private student loans. You have 65 days from the notice to stop it with payment arrangements or a valid objection.

The Department of Education said it has blocked nearly $200 million in fraudulent federal student aid since launching a new identity-verification mandate for high-risk FAFSA applicants.

Starting next school year, graduate students will no longer have access to Grad PLUS loans, forcing many to seek alternative ...