Americans’ Confidence In Higher Education Declines
New survey shows declining confidence in higher education but highlights continued value perception.

New survey shows declining confidence in higher education but highlights continued value perception.

Biden Administration announces steps towards student debt relief; borrowers to receive updates and opt-out options by August 30.

FAFSA correction delays create challenges for schools and students. The Department offers technical support and extended flexibilities. But it misses more deadlines.

U.S. Olympians earn $37,500 for gold, $22,500 for silver, and $15,000 for bronze in 2024, with some countries offering up to $1 million for gold.

Court ruling impacts SAVE Plan, forcing borrowers into forbearance, suspending payments and interest accrual, and altering loan forgiveness timelines.

Green Dot Corporation fined $44 million by Federal Reserve for multiple consumer compliance violations in banking and tax services.

The 8th Circuit Court’s emergency stay blocks Biden’s SAVE Plan, pausing all student loan actions and impacting millions of borrowers.

Project 2025 plans to reshape U.S. education by eliminating the Department of Education and empowering local control.

Republican lawmakers introduce bills to guarantee October 1 FAFSA launch, aiming to streamline financial aid for students.

Three states ask the Supreme Court to block Biden’s SAVE plan, citing unlawful debt cancellation. Discover the implications for millions of student loan borrowers.

Thread Bank, another popular banking-as-a-service provider, received a consent order from the FDIC focused on its FinTech partnerships.
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