Despite a Department of Education update, over 1 million student loan borrowers face massive uncertainty about IDR ...

On March 20, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to begin shutting down the federal Department of Education and turning over management of student loans to the Small Business ...

The Department of Education has released several major updates on the processing of income-driven repayment plan requests ...

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

Student loan repayment applications for borrowers reopened at the end of March, but the SAVE plan remains on pause and ...

The president signed an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education. Will that increase internet access for ...

The Department of Education quietly made an update to how payments are calculated for certain users, then rolled it back.

Ashley Morgan, a 35-year-old trial attorney who has been enrolled in an income-driven repayment plan for the past eight years ...

The Trump administration said married couples filing separate tax returns would have their spousal incomes used for monthly ...

Drastic changes to federal student loan policies and the Department of Education are creating uncertainty and confusion for many borrowers, say debt advocates dealing with the aftermath.

Recent moves suggest President Donald Trump may push to privatize the federal student loan system, but experts say he could have a hard time getting lenders and lawmakers on board.