Student Loan Complaint Backlog Grows As SAVE Borrowers Stay In Limbo
SAVE borrowers still have no repayment date, while student loan complaints pile up after staffing cuts at the Education Department.

SAVE borrowers still have no repayment date, while student loan complaints pile up after staffing cuts at the Education Department.

Taking money out of a 529 plan is more complicated than putting money into a 529 plan. Here’s how to take money out without getting penalized.

Over 27,000 student loan complaints remain unresolved after Education Dept. layoffs cut ombudsman staff by two-thirds.

529 plans grew nearly 8% in Q2 2025, ahead of major rule changes expanding qualified expenses.

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FAFSA set to launch October 1 for 2026–27 school year, with new features including instant identity checks and simplified contributor invites.

529 savings plans now support workforce training and credentials, including HVAC, plumbing, bar exams, and more.

The costs of college textbooks has been on the rise, but here are some affordable options for students to buy college textbooks online

Parent PLUS loan debt has doubled since 2014. Learn why families are borrowing more and the new limits coming in 2026.

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