Collections on loans in default began on Monday, marking an end to the five-year pause that began during the Covid-19 ...

Research from Virgin Money has shown that a fifth of adults have been targeted by scammers looking to launder cash - and that many are risking imprisonment by getting involved ...

By the end of summer, 5.3 million defaulted student loan borrowers may lose federal wages and benefits, the Department of ...

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

College affordability experts weigh in on how to protect yourself from mismanagement and stay on track toward cancellation.

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

From credit cards and mortgage rates to auto loans and savings accounts, all sorts of consumer borrowing costs are impacted ...

If you haven’t made a payment in more than 360 days, your loans may be in default. The Department of Education says federal ...

The change affects more than 5 million Americans who were in default before or during the freeze and could now face collection tactics such as wage garnishment.

Elaine Rubin, a student loan policy expert, says borrowers should be on high alert for student loan scams offering to lower ...

To prevent borrowers from facing bills larger than what they can pay, the government can tie your monthly payment to your ...

Roughly 5.3 million borrowers are in default on their federal student loans and soon could be subject to having their wages garnished.