Fewer student loan repayment options may eventually simplify the system, but borrowers are struggling to navigate the flurry of changes.

If you don’t understand it, that’s not your fault. It’s just phenomenally complicated,” says Winston Berkman-Breen, legal director at Protect Borrowers.

Here’s what student loan borrowers should know about the July 1, 2026 cutoff, and what you should do to avoid restricting ...

The organization has shaped its mission around helping individuals interpret their options through education and structured ...

The Trump administration has delayed plans to resume wage garnishment and the seizure of federal payments from student loan ...

Millions of borrowers on the Saving on a Valuable Education will need to choose a new repayment plan. They will have several ...

Understand the types, eligibility and repayment plans for federal student loans ...

After the Biden administration let borrowers put off their bills during the pandemic-era payment pauses and canceled billions ...

The Education Department’s massive overhaul of student loans entered the final stage of a lengthy administrative process with ...

Your student loan becomes delinquent as soon as you miss a payment, and the consequences become more serious the longer your ...