Federal Judge Strikes Down Education Dept.’s New PSLF Employer Rule
A federal judge vacated the Education Dept.’s new PSLF employer rule on June 30, 2026, calling it unlawful, unconstitutionally vague, and a First Amendment violation.

A federal judge vacated the Education Dept.’s new PSLF employer rule on June 30, 2026, calling it unlawful, unconstitutionally vague, and a First Amendment violation.

After a court order, Department of Education expands the professional degree loan-limit list to 29 CIP codes, adding PA, PT, OT, nursing, and audiology programs.

AAUP and AFT oppose three-year bachelor’s degrees as Massachusetts, Virginia and Ohio push shorter, cheaper pathways toward graduation.

Compare today’s student loan rates and see which lenders offer the lowest APRs for June 30, 2026.

Can you use a 529 plan to buy a house or pay a mortgage for your college student? Here’s what the IRS allows — and the tax trap to avoid.

Find the high-yield savings account that can help you earn the most interest on your money.

The Education Department’s final rule ties federal student loans to graduate earnings. See which programs are at risk and when the changes take effect.

Here’s a calculator to let you estimate your student loan payment under the new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP).

Use our free student loan calculator to estimate your monthly payments, see if refinancing can save you money, and more.

Borrowers can now apply for the new RAP student loan repayment plan online at StudentAid.gov, though the site is loading slowly during the rollout.

Federal student loan limits are changing July 1 — and private loan borrowing could jump 85%. Here’s who’s affected.
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