Student loan borrowers won’t be able to apply for income-driven repayment plans for at least three months, The Washington Post reported.

Experts say turning off applications for income-driven repayment options isn’t necessary and could harm borrowers.

Now there’s growing concern that borrowers could face other obstacles to managing their debt, and with a freeze on he watchdog overseeing the student-loan industry, advocates fear borrowers will ...

Key Points ・The Department of Education has halted all income-driven repayment (IDR) plan applications, including online and ...

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Since he started campaigning for a second term, President Donald Trump’s promises to slash government spending have targeted ...

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Some SUNY and CUNY students say if funding for higher education is affected by federal spending cuts under the Trump ...

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A federal judge has extended her hold on a White House effort to freeze federal funds ... agency to review every single one of its grants, loans, and funds for compliance in less than twenty ...

The disbursement of federal student loans, Pell Grants and other funds outlined by the Federal Title IV, Higher Education Act will not be impacted by a freeze placed on the disbursement of other ...

The Trump administration’s Department of Education has effectively halted enrollment in four popular federal student loan ...