SAVE Student Loan Plan Officially Ended By Court Order
The 8th Circuit reversed the district court’s dismissal of the SAVE lawsuit and ordered the December 2025 settlement entered as final judgment. Here’s what borrowers need to do.

The 8th Circuit reversed the district court’s dismissal of the SAVE lawsuit and ordered the December 2025 settlement entered as final judgment. Here’s what borrowers need to do.

The SAVE settlement also bans REPAYE, the plan used to calculate PSLF Buyback offers. IBR is the likely replacement — and it’s more expensive. Here’s what to do now.

Senators Merkley and Sanders sent an urgent letter to Ed Secretary McMahon demanding a SAVE Plan timeline after a federal court ended the repayment freeze.

Four borrowers sued the Education Department Monday to force SAVE plan student loan forgiveness. Here’s what it means for 7 million borrowers.

Pension freezes are returning. Learn how workers can replace lost retirement income with 401(k)s, IRAs, and HSAs after benefit changes.

Can a no-buy challenge help pay off debt or save for college? Here’s what the data and financial planners say.

The SAVE Plan’s legal saga took a new turn with GOP states asking for a stay on appeal. Here’s the full breakdown of the 8th Circuit emergency appeal and what it means for your student loans.

The SAVE student loan lawsuit continues as colleges launch new loan programs and states expand student support.

A federal judge denied Missouri’s request to pause the SAVE plan lawsuit dismissal. Here’s what happens next for borrowers.

Republican states seek to appeal dismissal in SAVE case. Borrowers should know payments remain unchanged unless ED issues new guidance.

SAVE forbearance may feel helpful, but it can delay forgiveness and raise costs. Here’s how to decide if staying is a mistake.
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