The Biden administration tried to get a lot of student loans forgiven. The Trump administration is going in a different ...

Borrowers in default could see their wages garnished or Social Security benefits seized. Here’s what you need to know.

“Borrowers will now be expected to repay their loans, and those who don’t will face involuntary collections,” White House ...

In all, some 42 million borrowers owe more than $1.6 trillion in student debt, according to the DOE. If the borrowers ...

The US Department of Education, aiming to end federal loan support for students, has announced aggressive debt collection ...

Involuntary collection begins May 5. For some students, it will be the first time they've ever had to confront the obligation ...

For the first time in five years, Trump is resuming collections for defaulted student-loan borrowers on May 5.

To avoid taking on more debt than you need to, experts advise taking out low-interest loans and understanding your loan terms ...

Borrowers in default must ask their loan servicer to be placed into such a program. Typically, servicers ask for proof of ...

If you have a high interest rate on your student loans, it is probably best to prioritize paying them off. If you are in a loan forgiveness program or have a low interest rate, you may want to ...

Look into refinancing -- with caution. Refinancing your federal loans with a private lender might land you a lower interest rate or lower monthly payment, but it'll also eliminate any potential for ...

A recent Bankrate student loans survey revealed that adults are sacrificing their savings the most in order to pay off student loan debt. In fact, saving for emergencies and saving for retirement ...