Millions of student loan borrowers who were enrolled in a Biden-era repayment plan will soon see their monthly payments increase after the current administration restarted interest accrual Aug. 1.

The newly created Repayment Assistance Plan will make lower-income borrowers pay tens of thousands more over their lifetime compared to the existing plan.

The public comment period is now underway on the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict which public servants can have their loans forgiven.

Student loans can be denied for a variety of reasons — a low credit score, income, or even something as simple as incomplete ...

Back-to-school season has kicked off with anxiety for more than 42 million people carrying federal student debt. The federal ...

Missed student loan payments can derail rental approvals. Here's how new rules and credit score drops are pricing renters out ...

While co-signing a private student loan can help your child secure better loan terms, it also makes you fully responsible for the debt if they can't repay it.

The Department of Education has been experiencing major changes since President Donald Trump took office, with many borrowers ...

The backlog of applications for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Buyback program has continued to swell in recent months.

"Historically, any time there is a change in law or federal programs, it was on a going-forward basis, and those already in ...

Relocating to another country does not erase your student loan obligations as borrowers remain legally required to continue making payments, whether their loans are federal or priv ...

Apollo’s chief economist Torsten Slok is warning that the resumption of student loan payments could have a significant impact ...