The US Department of Education has halted the cancellation of student loans in Income-Based Repayment plans, prompting concern among borrowers that their loans will not be forgiven anytime soon.

The Education Department has temporarily paused loan forgiveness for an income-based repayment plan. Here are the details.

Student loan forgiveness is on hold for borrowers enrolled in the Income-Based Repayment plan. Here’s what to know.

Amid a federal overhaul of student loan plans, many borrowers have been left wondering what it means for their hopes of loan ...

Nothing in any recent court rulings requires the department to halt debt forgiveness under IBR, and it's unclear why the ...

The Department of Education has paused the Income Based Repayment plan in another significant move that alters the student ...

No court has ordered the DOE to pause forgiveness under IBR. The law says that borrowers who have made 20 or 25 years of ...

You don't have to switch by Aug. 1, but interest will start accruing on your loans on the SAVE plan. Here are your options.

The Department of Education put IBR forgiveness on hold but says it's temporary. Here's when forgiveness could resume and ...

Borrowers on the IBR can have the payments they made on other income-driven repayment plans (including SAVE, PAYE and ICR) count toward their IBR forgiveness. But one of SAVE's features allowed ...

Discover how Income-Based Repayment (IBR) offers a path to student loan forgiveness after 20-25 years of payments. Learn about eligibility, application process, and potential tax implications of this ...