If you've decided to borrow for school with private student loans, know the application timeline so you can pay your college ...

Disbursement dates are the day aid will process, not the dates students receive funds. Direct deposits will occur several days later. Students will be awarded the maximum eligible amount of Federal ...

Between collections resuming, courts challenging student loan programs and layoffs in the Education Department, borrowers ...

The U.S. Department of Education will begin collecting payments again from borrowers who defaulted on their federal student ...

The moratorium was slated to expire Jan. 1, a date Biden set before his plan stalled in the face of legal challenges from conservative opponents. On Monday, the office of Federal Student Aid ...

The Department of Education said it will resume collections on defaulted loans in the federal student loan portfolio, which ...

The online Federal Student Aid account enables borrowers to ensure their contact information is up to date so that they don't miss a notification. There are three ways a borrower can get their ...

If your loans are in default, the Federal Student Aid office will reach out in the ... within 20 days of the due date. You must also make all nine payments over 10 consecutive months.

In the case of student loans, a loan goes default after it hasn't been paid for at least 270 days, which is about nine months, according to the Department of Education's Federal Student Aid.

The department’s Federal Student Aid (FSA) office will notify borrowers ... Visit StudentAid.gov to make sure your contact information is up to date, so your loan servicer and the Department ...

The United States Department of Education announced on April 21 that its Office of Federal Student Aid will resume collections ... are not made by the due date. The point of default varies based ...