Trump, SAVE plan and Student Loan

Trump Administration Suspends 4 Student Loan Payment Plans — Here’s What Borrowers Should Know
The Trump administration’s Department of Education has effectively halted enrollment in four popular federal student loan repayment plans.
Student Loan Borrowers Can't Apply for Income-Driven Repayment Plans Right Now. Here's What Experts Say Is Next
With IDR applications frozen, the process of paying back your student loans continues to look confusing -- and more expensive.
The Trump administration blocks student-loan borrowers from online access to decades-old affordable repayment plans
After a federal court upheld a pause on the SAVE plan, the Education Department removed other income-driven repayment applications from its website.
How Trump's student loan repayment plan pause affects borrowers
Following Donald Trump's return to the presidency, student loan borrowers now face a transformed repayment environment. Recent legal action has halted the Biden-era SAVE and REPAYE programs, while simultaneously terminating the 25-year income-contingent repayment (ICR) loan forgiveness initiative.
Education Department Blocks All Student Loan Forgiveness For 3 Months
The Education Department has instructed student loan servicers to stop accepting student loan forgiveness applications for 3 months.
Trump administration removes student loan repayment applications from Education Department website
The Trump administration has taken down the applications for popular student loan repayment plans from the U.S. Department of Education's website.
It could be months before affordable student loan repayment plans return
A memo obtained by The Washington Post shows borrowers could be locked out of all affordable repayment plan options for at least three more months.
Student-loan borrowers struggle to access repayment plans. Advocates worry about ‘chaos.’
The Trump administration’s push for efficiency could result in student-loan borrowers receiving the bare minimum of service just as millions of them need help staying on track.
Trump's administration removed key IDR plans for student loans - here's what it means
Two key applications for student loan forgiveness and repayment were removed by the Trump administration's Department of Education on Friday (February 21). The applications affected include income-driven payment plans (IDR) and federal direct consolidation loans.
Online student loan repayment plans temporarily removed
The Trump administration's removal of key student loan applications from the U.S. Department of Education's website has left millions of borrowers in a bind.
Student loan borrowers pursuing public service forgiveness are 'panicking,' expert says. Here's what to know.
As the Trump administration overhauls the student loan system, many borrowers pursuing the Public Service Loan Forgiveness ...
House Passes Trump Budget Bill: Here’s What It Means For Student Loans
Here's what the House Budget bill passing could mean for student loans, including student loan forgiveness programs like SAVE ...
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Trump Can't Shut Down the Department of Education, but Student Loan Borrowers Should Beware
The Department of Education was created by Congress in 1979 to track, manage and coordinate education programs and procedures ...
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If Trump Dismantles The DOE, Americans Are Wondering What Will Become Of Their Student Loan Debt
Student loan borrowers may be experiencing whiplash this year, as the rules and guidelines for repayment have continued to ...
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Trump administration removes crucial student loan applications from DoE website
On Friday, the Department of Education under President Donald Trump took down two important applications for student loan ...
Consumer watchdog payouts in limbo as agency defanged by Trump administration
The Trump administration's decision to put the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on ice has left a $100 million pot ...
They're not asking to cancel student debt. They just want the cheaper payments they were promised.
One Trump-voting student-loan borrower is disappointed to lose cheaper payments: "They're just going to leave everybody to ...