The pause on federal student loan collections that began during the COVID-19 pandemic is coming to an abrupt end. President ...

A CNBC story about the Trump administration’s move to garnish wages of defaulted student loan borrowers sparked many readers ...

The Trump administration has restarted collections on all student loans that are in default, ending the pandemic-era pause ...

Since it's likely you'll either be moved to another payment plan or given a window of time to select a new repayment plan, ...

The federal government began collecting on defaulted student loans May 5. You have options to resolve that debt.

The Trump administration will resume debt collections ... Defaulting on student loans will remain on a borrowers’ credit history for seven years after they default—meaning anyone checking ...

While taxes and a high cost of living eat into a household’s earnings, past debt obligations like student loans may take another significant chunk out of the budget before allocating disposable ...

While taxes and a high cost of living eat into a household's earnings, past debt ... Loan Portfolio from the Federal Student Aid office. Population data for this SmartAsset study comes from the 1 ...

According to the Education Data Initiative, Black graduates who racked up federal student loan debt owe an average of $25,000 more in loans than white graduates just four years after earning a degree.

Languages: English A major policy shift for student loan repayments ... "The past few years of renewed efforts to lower or completely eliminate student debt for some borrowers left millions ...