New Bipartisan Bill Would Count SAVE Forbearance Months Toward PSLF, No Buyback Required
The PSLF Inclusion Act of 2026 would count SAVE forbearance months and the first 60 payments on any plan toward PSLF, with no buyback required.

The 2027-28 FAFSA is now open to all students ahead of the Oct. 1 deadline. See what changed, which tax year it uses, and why filing early means more aid.

The PSLF Inclusion Act of 2026 would count SAVE forbearance months and the first 60 payments on any plan toward PSLF, with no buyback required.

Newsom signed SB 960 and AB 2694, letting California community colleges add 2 to 12 bachelor’s degrees per district based on completion and transfer rates.

Trump Accounts are a student asset on the FAFSA, assessed at 20% like a UGMA. Here’s how that compares to a 529 plan and what it costs in aid.

Fitch cut Xavier University to BBB+ with a Negative Outlook, citing deficits and enrollment declines. Here’s what it means for students and families.

National Student Clearinghouse data shows 51.2% of high-poverty high school grads enroll in college right away, vs. 73.9% at low-poverty schools.

UC San Diego’s remedial MATH 2 filled both fall 2026 sections with 175 students waitlisted, reigniting the UC test-blind admissions fight. Here’s the data.

A reader is going to get their student loans forgiven. Will they owe taxes on the amount? How does it work?

Investing for dividends is a key way to grow your portfolio and your wealth over time because dividends compound and grow over time.

The TEAM USA Act would cap international athletes at 20% per college team and tie compliance to federal student aid. Here’s what the bill says.

Nu brings its digital banking platform to the U.S. with high-yield savings, cash back rewards, and no monthly fees. Is it worth it?

You’ve probably heard of FICA Tax, and you’ve probably seen it on your paystub, but do you know what it is and how much you pay?
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