Families With Farms Or Businesses Get FAFSA Relief
FAFSA will no longer include small business and farm assets starting in 2026, helping families qualify for more aid.
Senate Bill Caps Loans And Cuts Repayment Plans
Senate bill caps student loans, ends Grad PLUS, and replaces IDR plans with RAP for new borrowers, while existing borrowers must switch plans by 2028.
Supreme Court Limits Injunctions: What It Means For SAVE Plan
Supreme Court limits nationwide injunctions, but SAVE Plan forbearance will continue.
Record Number Of Student Loan Borrowers Behind On Payments
Student loan delinquencies near record highs, credit scores fall. Here’s what the latest data says about student loan repayment.
Senate Blocks GOP’s Plan To Cut Student Loan Options
The Senate Parliamentarian ruled that student loan plan changes can’t impact current borrowers. But future changes could still pass.
Proposed PSLF Rules May Block Workers From Loan Forgiveness
Proposed PSLF rule changes could affect millions of public service workers, blocking some from future loan forgiveness.
Credit Card Debt Stands At $1.18 Trillion In 2025
U.S. credit card debt hits $1.18 trillion. Young adults face rising delinquencies and high rates.
Gen Z May Pay More For Less In Social Security
Social Security may be forced to cut benefits by 2034. What that means for Millennials and Gen Z.
Apprenticeships And Career Programs Are Booming
More students are choosing apprenticeships over college as paid career programs expand across industries and states.
TikTok Dentist’s $1.2M Loan Sparks Real Talk On Grad Debt
A dentist on TikTok joked about having $1.2M in student loans. For some grads, it’s real. Here’s how it happens and what they can do.
How Side Hustles Are Helping Grads Tackle Student Loan Debt
Students are turning to side hustles like reselling and freelancing to pay tuition and loans.