New grads face rising student loan debt. Experts share tips on repayment, forgiveness plans and … More building savings while staying financially afloat. Getty Just graduated and wondering if you should throw your whole paycheck at student loans? You’re not alone. “I used to think being debt-free was the only goal,” says Laurel Taylor, founder
President Trump’s policy agenda would make deep cuts in government health plans and medical research, and, critics say, could also make finding a doctor more difficult. The Republicans’ major domestic policy bill restricts loans that students rely on to pursue professional graduate degrees, making the path to becoming a physician harder even as doctor shortages
Student loan debt is a major crisis in the United States that, unfortunately, doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. While repayment options are available, they’re still incredibly unaffordable for many people, leaving them unable to pay or desperately searching for alternative options. Mirjana Pusicic / Getty Images Recently, a TikTok user by the
Student loan debt is a major crisis in the United States that, unfortunately, doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. While repayment options are available, they’re still incredibly unaffordable for many people, leaving them unable to pay or desperately searching for alternative options. Mirjana Pusicic / Getty Images Recently, a TikTok user by the
It’s been about five years since the Biden Administration paused college loan repayments. Last month, President Donald Trump announced collections would resume beginning May 5. According to the Department of Education, more than 5 million borrowers have not made a payment in more than 360 days. This number could double to 10 million in just
NEW YORK (AP) — Between collections resuming, courts blocking student loan programs and layoffs at the Education Department, borrowers might be confused about the status of their student loans. Recently, the Education Department announced it would start involuntary collections on defaulted loans, meaning the roughly 5.3 million borrowers who are in default could have their
The Department of Education has resumed collection on debt from millions of defaulted student loans for the first time in five years. You may be wondering: what are your rights if a debt collector contacts you? And how can you be sure the call is legitimate, with scammers looking to prey on vulnerable borrowers? If
The federal government has resumed collections on defaulted student loans, and nearly 200,000 borrowers could soon see wage garnishment, tax refund seizures, and even Social Security offsets. After a five-year pause, aggressive collection actions are officially back, putting many Americans’ financial stability at risk. If you have federal student loans in default, time is critical
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its key rate steady on Wednesday, after a series of cuts that lowered rates by a full percentage point last year. That means consumers looking to borrow are likely to have to wait a bit longer for better deals on many loans, but savers will benefit from steadier
Millions of student loan borrowers could face a wake-up call Monday as the Department of Education resumes collecting on school loans. The restart of collections comes as data from a recent analysis shows delinquency rates are at an all-time high. After nearly five-years since the U.S. government first paused federal student loan payments and interest