Student Loans

Millions of borrowers who are late on their student loan payments now face “grave consequences” as collection activity restarts, the New York Fed says.

The Trump administration is set to garnish the wages of the 5.3 million federal student loan borrowers in default in just a few months.

The Trump administration says it will collect student debt through a federal program that withholds payments through tax refunds, wages and government benefits

For the first time since the start of the pandemic, the federal government is collecting payments on defaulted student loans.

Of the nearly 43 million people who have student loan debt, only a little more than a third have made regular payments, officials said.

After more than five years, the Department of Education said it will restart debt collection on defaulted student loans

For millions of Americans who have defaulted federal student loans, debt collection will resume after five years.

The Education Dept. is restarting “involuntary” repayment of federal student loans in default. Here’s what borrowers who are behind on their bills need to know.

Many student loan borrowers are experiencing challenges on their timeline to debt forgiveness. Here’s what they can do to stay on track for the relief.

After months of Republican backlash against a Biden-era plan, the Department of Education suspended four of the agency’s programs in early March.

Student loan borrowers who are unemployed have a number of relief options available to them, despite current challenges to the system.

Student debt is pretty common. But average balances tend to be higher in certain states.

An hours-long outage on StudentAid.gov, the federal website for student loans and financial aid, has underscored the risks in rapidly gutting the Department of Education.

The Department of Education distributes billions in federal money to colleges and schools and manages the federal student loan portfolio. Closing the department would mean redistributing each of those duties to another agency.

On Feb. 18, a U.S. appeals court expanded an injunction blocking a Biden-era income-driven repayment plan meant to ease the burden of student loans.

The Department of Education removed two key loan repayment applications after a federal injunction preventing the implementation of the SAVE plan and other income-driven repayment plans. Here’s what experts say about tackling your student loans.

The Trump administration has taken down the applications for popular student loan repayment plans from the U.S. Department of Education’s website.

Now that the Biden administration’s SAVE plan is blocked, millions of student loan borrowers will need to find a new way to repay their debt.

If you paid interest on your student loan debt in 2024, you may be able to deduct up to $2,500 from your taxable income.

Here’s what student loan borrowers struggling to pay their bills need to know about the restart of collections.