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What The Education Department Isn’t Telling Student Loan Borrowers About That Interest Rate Cut
Student loan borrowers face new deadlines and undisclosed details surrounding a recent interest rate cut.
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Student loan borrowers get more time to enroll in autopay for a debt discount
Federal student loan borrowers now have extra time to secure an interest rate discount through automated payments.
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Education Department May Reinstate Forgiven Student Loans, Advocates Warn, But Risk Is Unclear
The Education Department is recalculating Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) counts, sparking fears that previously forgiven loans may be reinstated.
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Education Department Begins Notifying Student Loan Borrowers They Have 90 Days To Switch Plans
The Education Department has started notifying student loan borrowers that they have a 90-day window to transition to new repayment plans.
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Student Loan Repayment Applications Are Messing Up, Just As Major Changes Arrive
New student loan interest rate reductions and enrollment issues are complicating borrower repayment as administrative changes take effect.
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Education Department Touts New Student Loan Repayment Plan, But Read The Fine Print
The Department of Education is rolling out new student loan interest rate reductions and repayment plan modifications effective July 1, 2026.
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New student loan plan comes with higher bills for many. Tax planning can help cut your payments
Student loan borrowers face July 1 rule shifts—here’s how to prepare before it’s too late.