Paying off your student loans doesn't have to come at the cost of saving for retirement or building an emergency fund.

A growing number of Americans are asking to borrow money from others in order to pay down their student loans, amid ongoing economic uncertainty and the recent resumption in federal loan collections.

Expect to see a slight decrease in interest rates for the 2025-2026 academic year, giving federal student loan borrowers a ...

The financial guillotine has dropped: federal collectors are now targeting defaulted student loan borrowers with aggressive ...

After years of pandemic-related pauses, the government has resumed collection efforts on defaulted student loans — here’s ...

If you are more than 270 days behind on your student loan debt, your check could be garnished. That’s because student loan payments are staring back up after a five-year pause.

Student loan borrowers facing financial distress increasingly turn to a once-overlooked legal strategy—bankruptcy—to protect ...

With federal student loan collections back in effect, millions of borrowers face renewed pressure. Discover your options and ...

To prevent borrowers from facing bills larger than what they can pay, the government can tie your monthly payment to your ...

As student loan payments resume, attorneys warn of potential delays in setting up income-driven repayment plans. Get vital ...

A loan generally becomes delinquent when a payment is late by more than 90 days, while a default occurs after around 270 days ...

Experts say recent graduates with loans should choose the repayment option that makes the most sense for them now and expect ...