2 million student loan borrowers at risk of garnished wages in July The Trump administration resumed student debt collections earlier this year.

The history of student loan debt shows how noble programs and soaring tuition have often left too many students underwater. Fortunately, there are ways to fix the problem.

A loan delinquency has jolted a big East Bay hotel, a mortgage default that serves up fresh evidence of the feeble state of the Bay Area lodging market.

Low-cost student loan repayment plans threatened by Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" Understaffing at the Education Department hinders borrowers from changing plans Backlog of nearly 2 million ...

After a roughly five-year hiatus, student loan borrowers are once again seeing their credit scores plunge if they fall behind on payments. Economists say it could be bad news for borrowers and the ...

Millions of Americans hit with bad credit after missed student loan payments The credit score drop is akin to filing for bankruptcy, and some borrowers are finding out when they try to get car ...

Public Service Loan Forgiveness helps new doctors weighed down by debt choose lower-paid specialties and work in underserved areas. But Congress might make a devastating change.

Who is at risk of losing student loan forgiveness eligibility? With 12.8 million Americans working in the nonprofit sector, and roughly 6 million of them carrying student loan debt, the potential ...

Student loan interest rates for 2025 remain painfully high, adding pressure for borrowers already facing rising college costs and stalled forgiveness programs.

Collateralized loan obligation ETFs minimize the risk of traditional CLOs. While a CLO gives you exposure to more than 100 corporate loans in some cases, CLO ETFs give you exposure to several CLOs.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness, known as PSLF, has long drawn criticism because of high ineligibility rates fueled by strict and detailed requirements and miscommunication from loan providers.

The Department of Education restarted collections of loans in default on Monday, putting millions of borrowers at risk of having their benefits and wages garnished. Here’s what to know.