Education Department Faces Shutdown Under Trump
The Department of Education is being phased out under Trump’s latest executive order. Learn how this affects students, teachers, and federal aid.

The Department of Education is being phased out under Trump’s latest executive order. Learn how this affects students, teachers, and federal aid.

FSA extends IDR recertification deadlines until 2026, giving borrowers relief amid processing delays. Here’s what you need to know.

A new lawsuit claims the Department of Education is illegally blocking income-driven student loan repayment plans, leaving borrowers with higher bills.

Student loan borrowers in IDR plans face payment hikes due to missed recertifications. Learn what’s happening and how to take action.

An estimated 9.2 million borrowers are now delinquent on student loans. Find out why payments are being missed and what options are available to avoid default.

Borrowers face unexpected student loan payment hikes as IDR recertification remains stalled. Some are pushed into forbearance as loan servicers struggle.

The SAVE student loan plan faces likely elimination after a court ruling. Borrowers should prepare for changes in repayment.

The Department of Education is cutting 50% of its workforce as Trump pushes to dismantle the agency. Office closures and layoffs will impact federal programs.

The Department of Education has warned 60 universities about Title IV violations linked to antisemitic harassment. Schools risk losing federal aid.

Trump’s plan to block certain workers from PSLF faces legal challenges, as federal law protects student loan forgiveness eligibility.

IDR processing is paused for 90 days, but recertifications are extended. PSLF employment certifications and standard repayment plans remain active.
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