What Happens If The Department Of Education Is Shut Down?
What are the implications of Trump’s plan to abolish the Department of Education, including effects on funding and civil rights enforcement.
Evolve Bank Releases More Payouts for Synapse-Affected Users
Evolve Bank is releasing more funds to Synapse users after months of waiting. Learn about the latest updates on missing money.
What Linda McMahon Means For U.S. Education Policy
Linda McMahon is the new Secretary of Education. Her agenda includes school choice, reduced federal oversight, and a push for state control in education.
PSLF Still Available While IDR Applications Are Frozen
PSLF remains available despite court rulings blocking IDR plans. Learn what this means for borrowers and how to stay on track for forgiveness.
Student Loan Borrowers Cut Off From Income-Driven Repayment
The Department of Education has halted processing of income-driven repayment plans, leaving millions without affordable options. Here’s what borrowers should do next.
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.