Donald Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' is changing student loans, cutting plans and capping borrowing. Borrowers must adapt fast as rules shift once again.

Student loan borrowers’ options are dwindling and time is not on their side as the Trump administration turns up the heat to get all borrowers back in repayment.   The recently passed “big, ...

A breakdown of how H.R.1, the sweeping 2025 reconciliation law, transforms student loans, repayment plans, federal aid ...

New law reduces the number of federal student loan repayment options and caps how much individuals can borrow for higher ...

The Department of Education announced on July 9 that student loans for borrowers in the SAVE plan would start accruing ...

Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy's Educational Choice for Children Act tax credit, a provision included within the megabill, ...

Interest is set to begin accruing for the 8 million borrowers enrolled in former President Joe Biden's SAVE repayment plan, ...

It will kick back in on Aug. 1 for people in the SAVE repayment program, whose payments have been on hold since last summer.

Analysis projects that a typical borrower will be forced to pay more than $3,500 per year, or $300 per month, as interest ...

Economic analyses warn that the sweeping changes will impact college students, families and existing borrowers across the ...

The Administration's efforts to reshape Public Service Loan Forgiveness could affect thousands of nonprofit workers.