Why are over 643,000 students in the US still waiting for IDR approval and loan forgiveness?

How delays in IDR and PSLF approvals are affecting the financial stability of young professionals. More than 643,000 federal student loan borrowers in the United States are currently stuck in a growing administrative backlog, waiting either to be approved for more affordable repayment plans or for long-term loan forgiveness. The figures, revealed in a recent…

Read More

US ends illegal SAVE student loan plan, millions of borrowers will switch to legal repayment options

US ends illegal SAVE student loan plan The US Department of Education has officially ended the controversial ‘Saving on a Valuable Education’ (SAVE) plan, which was repeatedly struck down by courts as illegal. About 7.5 million borrowers who joined the SAVE plan based on promises of “student loan forgiveness” and unusually low monthly payments will…

Read More

The Trump administration is moving to dismantle the Department of Education, moving student loan operations to the Treasury.

The Trump administration has moved decisively toward dismantling the federal Department of Education, announcing a historic interagency agreement that moves student loan operations to the Treasury Department. The transfer puts Treasury in a position to manage defaulted federal student loans and support repayment efforts, which officials have called the biggest step yet in a multiphase…

Read More

Student loan changes: What new US policy could mean for young borrowers

Trump Administration Moves Student Loan Recovery to Treasury: What Students Should Know A major policy shift in the United States is putting student loans back into the spotlight—and for millions of young borrowers, it’s raising more questions than answers. According to CNBC, the Trump administration has announced plans to include the United States. Department of…

Read More