Could Your Nonprofit Job Lose PSLF Status?
A new rule may disqualify public service employees from Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). Learn what you need to know to assess your risk.
IBR Eligibility Rules Changed To Remove Financial Hardship Requirement
Student loan borrowers can now join the IBR plan without proving financial hardship, but it will take more time for loan servicers to update their systems.
Tech Layoffs Are Reshaping The Job Market For College Grads
Tech layoffs and AI spending are cutting entry-level roles and internships, leaving students with fewer paths into the industry.
IRS Announces Official 2026 IRA And 401k Contribution Limits
The IRS officially raised the 2026 contribution limits for 401(k)s, IRAs, SIMPLE plans, and saver credits.
This Week In College And Money News: November 14, 2025
The latest updates on higher education, personal finance, financial aid, and student loans impacting students on college campuses nationwide.
Gen Z Early 401(k) Withdrawals Surge
Nearly half of Gen Z has withdrawn from 401(k)s early, citing debt and distrust.
How the ‘Vice Economy’ Is Quietly Emptying Gen Z Bank Accounts
Mobile sports betting, prediction markets, and social media are reshaping how young adults handle money.
Trump Wants $2,000 Dividend Checks For Most Americans
Trump proposes $2,000 “dividend checks” for most Americans, funded by tariffs on imports. Here’s how it could work and why experts are skeptical.
This Week In College And Money News: November 7, 2025
The latest updates on higher education, personal finance, financial aid, and student loans impacting students on college campuses nationwide.
Commentary: How Spanberger Can Improve Virginia’s HBCUs
Governor-elect Spanberger outlines funding and policy reforms to strengthen Virginia’s HBCUs and boost workforce pipelines.
21 States Sue Trump Administration Over New PSLF Rule
21 states and Washington DC sue to block a PSLF rule they say targets public service employers.