The Repayment Assistance Plan was designed with some unique benefits. But it also requires higher monthly bills for many borrowers.

If you have student loans, this is what you need to know.

Federal student loan borrowers' options for repaying their debt have dramatically changed over the last few months — with more shifts to come. Here's a breakdown of the revised repayment plans.

On April 30, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) announced that it had finalized its rule implementing statutory directives from the One ...

The Biden administration is moving forward with its plan to ease student loan debt in the U.S. Here's what you need to know.

KEY TAKEAWAYS The new Repayment Assistance Plan introduces income-driven repayment policies, including an interest waiver for ...

College Ave reports five crucial federal student loan dates approaching in 2026-28, affecting repayment and financial aid ...

Choosing an income-driven repayment plan can make your student loan payments manageable if your income is too low to support a standard repayment schedule. But income-driven repayment plans require ...

Under new Education Department rules, some borrowers may need to act quickly if they want to preserve access to a key ...

Starting July 1, SAVE plan borrowers will be contacted by their loan servicers to choose a new repayment plan. Starting July 1, SAVE plan borrowers will be contacted by their loan servicers to choose ...

The Education Department released new data indicating that more than 643,000 student loan borrowers remain stuck in backlogs for repayment plans and loan forgiveness.