Lawsuit Demands Proof Education Dept. Delivered $23 Billion in Student Loan Forgiveness

A new federal lawsuit is trying to answer a question more than 1.5 million student loan borrowers have been asking: did the Department of Education a…

2 months ago

Applied For SAVE But Never Got In? Loan Servicers Are Denying Applications

Student loan borrowers who applied for the SAVE plan but were never officially enrolled are now receiving denial letters from their loan servicers. T…

2 months ago

New Bill Would Let Teachers Double-Dip PSLF And Teacher Loan Forgiveness

A pair of Democratic bills introduced in May would eliminate one of the oldest restrictions in federal student loan policy: the rule that blocks teac…

2 months ago

Staying In SAVE Forbearance Has Cost Borrowers $3,500 Each — Here’s What Every Scenario Costs

Formal 90-day notices began going out to more than 7 million SAVE borrowers on July 1, arriving in waves. Borrowers who don't choose a new repayment …

2 months ago

Why Consolidating Your Student Loans in 2026 Can Set You Back

For most borrowers after July 1, 2026, consolidating federal student loans no longer offers a real upside — and it can quietly erase progress you've …

2 months, 1 week ago

Education Department Will Cut Federal Loans From Low-Earning College Programs

The U.S. Department of Education announced a final rule that will, for the first time, strip federal student loan eligibility from college and career…

2 months, 1 week ago

What Changed for Student Loan Borrowers on July 1, 2026

The biggest overhaul of federal student loans in a generation just took effect. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, borrowers who take out federal …

2 months, 1 week ago

ED Expands Professional Degree List to 29 Programs After Court Order

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ED Expands Professional Degree List to 29 Programs After Court Stay

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Federal Judge Strikes Down Education Dept.’s New PSLF Employer Rule

A federal judge has thrown out the Department of Education's controversial new Public Service Loan Forgiveness rule, ruling it unlawful one day befor…

2 months, 1 week ago

Faculty Unions Oppose 3-Year Degrees As Massachusetts, Virginia And Ohio Push Ahead

The two largest faculty unions in the country are drawing a line against three-year bachelor's degrees, just as more states moves to make them real.

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2 months, 2 weeks ago