What's going on with student loans? It's a question that's difficult to pin down when the answers seem to shift every week.

The federal government began collecting on defaulted student loans May 5. You have options to resolve that debt.

In rare cases, it may make sense to refinance your student loans but experts recommend taking other steps first.

Getting your loans out of default isn't necessarily easy, but it could save you from having your wages garnished.

The U.S. Department of Education will resume the collection of defaulted federal student loans in May, but lots of people ...

You can also consider refinancing if you have both federal and private student loans, as it allows you to consolidate all your debt under a single private lender. This can simplify repayment and ...

Michigan has 1.3 million residents with student loan debt, averaging $37,053 per borrower. Borrowers have options to avoid ...

With federal student loan collections back in effect, millions of borrowers face renewed pressure. Discover your options and ...

Currently, the Fed anticipates more cuts in 2025, but those depend on economic conditions. It might not make sense to wait ...

Borrowers with defaulted federal student loans may now face wage garnishment and other penalties. Learn how loan ...

Student loan collections will resume in the United States on May 5 after a five year pause. Here's what Tennessee residents ...

For the first time in five years, the federal government is resuming collections on federal student ... can get their loan out of default: Pay the loan in full. Rehabilitate the loan. Consolidate ...