With protections lifted, borrowers behind on their payments may soon see up to 15 percent of their wages withheld.

Hearing of federal funding freezes, Tyler Perry checked his student loan plan and found a “terrifying” $800 increase. ”I had ...

Trump has also threatened to freeze all federal loans and grants, meaning that many colleges will lose access to numerous federal funds. Department officials currently claim that student loans, Pell ...

The Federal Student Aid website makes clear ... Scott Buchanan, with the Student Loan Servicing Alliance, says, there's ...

Scott Buchanan, with the Student Loan Servicing Alliance, says there’s nothing nefarious behind the Trump administration’s freeze. “Biden took [the ... In the meantime, the Federal Student Aid website ...

For parent PLUS loans, which allow parents to help contribute toward education expenses not covered by other financial aid, they jumped from 8.05% to 9.08%. Federal student loans are typically the ...

As of Wednesday, the agency’s student aid website once again allows federal student loan borrowers to submit online applications for income-driven loan repayment and loan consolidation. Such ...

The 2025 Student Loan Update showed that an estimated 15.6% of federal loans — a new record — were likely past due at the end of last year, with more than $250 billion in delinquent debt held ...

The U.S. Department of Education reopened applications for a handful of its student loan repayment plans after a February court ruling resulted in the department pauseing incoming applications.

President Trump moving student ... be federal student aid, because that directly affects just millions and millions of people in a very real, like paying for college and managing their loans ...

Federal funding has been halted due to a federal aid freeze implemented in January by the Trump administration. The freeze affects various programs, from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI ...

After Trump’s cuts, “really serious and immediate impacts” are coming for student loan borrowers, college students and anyone reliant on the federal financial aid system, she said.