Student Loan Repayment Plans Suspended—What It Means for Borrowers
Amid many changes occurring within the Department of Education, one development that has many Americans stressed is the adjustments being made to federal student loan repayments. The reason: Certain repayment options have been suspended with no end date in sight.
The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education this week hoping to restore ...
The American Federation of Teachers targeted the Education Department's decision to halt borrowers’ ability to enroll in ...
Borrowers are already dealing with uncertainty over programs ED oversees, such as student loan repayment and the Public ...
The American Federation of Teachers labor union filed suit Tuesday and named both the U.S. Department of Education and ...
Amid looming federal education cuts, it’s important to keep calm and know where to find reliable information. We talked to ...
In President Donald Trump's latest push to shrink the Department of Education, the agency has suspended all four of its most ...
Student loan borrowers report payments jumping from hundreds to thousands monthly after Trump administration pauses ...
As the White House has paused all enrollment for income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, borrowers already enrolled who need to ...
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