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Good News for Borrowers: Debt Relief Restarts  — and this time, it’s official. The U.S. Department of Education and the American Federation of Teachers have reached an agreement to resume loan-forgiveness programs that were previously blocked. This update marks a turning point for millions of borrowers who have waited years for relief under the Pay As You Earn (PAYE)  and Income Contingent Repayment (ICR)  plans. More than 2.5 million borrowers  are now expected to qualify f

If you’ve noticed your student loan balance suddenly rising, you’re not imagining things. Interest is back. For millions of federal...

Major changes are coming to the federal student loan system—changes that could significantly impact your monthly payments, eligibility...

As of now, nothing is final — but student loan options could soon change dramatically   Congress is currently negotiating a sweeping...

If you’ve recently received a confusing notice from your student loan servicer, you're not the only one. Across the country, borrowers...

There's a major deadline coming for borrowers who are interested in the Pay As You Earn (PAYE)  repayment plan—and it's not getting...

It’s happening quietly, but the impact is loud: millions of Americans are seeing their credit scores fall—hard. And for many, it all ties...

After a five-year pause brought on by the pandemic, federal student loan collections officially resumed on May 5, 2025  . This change...

Student loan borrowers who file taxes as “married filing separately” have long relied on that approach to reduce their monthly payments...