FAFSA Numbers Up: More Seniors Applying for College Aid
FAFSA submissions are up 6.4% from last year, signaling higher financial aid access for students. Could this lead to more college enrollments?
Department of Education Removes IDR Repayment Form
The Department of Education removed the IDR Repayment Request form overnight. Borrowers are left without a way to apply for income-driven repayment plans.
Berkshire’s Earnings Drop in 53% of Businesses
Warren Buffett’s latest letter reveals Berkshire’s strengths and concerns, with 53% of businesses facing earnings declines. Here’s what investors should know.
S&P 500 vs. College Endowments: The Results Are In
College endowments trail index funds, underperforming by 50% compared to the S&P 500. Why do schools keep losing billions on their investments?
Federal Pell Grants Face $10 Billion Budget Deficit
Pell Grants face a $10 billion shortfall by 2027. If Congress doesn’t act, millions of students could see funding cuts. Here’s what to expect.
Republicans Target Student Loan And Financial Aid Cuts
GOP proposals to cut federal student aid include changes to loans, repayment plans, and tax breaks. See what’s on the table.
Legal Battle Blocks Student Loan Repayment Applications
Student loan borrowers can’t apply for IDR or consolidation online due to a legal ruling. Here’s what to do instead.
8th Circuit Court Blocks SAVE Student Loan Plan
A federal court ruling pauses the SAVE student loan plan, leaving borrowers uncertain. Here’s what it means for repayment and possible relief.
The Outsized Impact Of Ivy Plus Colleges
Ivy Plus colleges enroll just 1% of students but shape leadership, tech, and business. See how their influence extends beyond the classroom.
Proposed Law Tightens College Foreign Funding Rules
The Deterrent Act aims to prevent foreign influence in U.S. higher education by tightening rules on gifts and contracts. Colleges could face penalties.
New Proposal Seeks 10% Cap On Credit Card APRs
A new bill proposes capping credit card interest rates at 10%. Supporters say it offers relief, while critics warn it could limit access to credit.