Under the proposal, undergraduate students would face a borrowing cap of $50,000 in federal student loans in July 2026, while graduate students couldn't take out more than $100,000, according to ...

(WJAR) — The federal government is unpausing delinquent student loan payments. Millions of people will have to start paying back those loans for the first time since the start of the pandemic in ...

Collections for federal student loans, including those in default, have been on pause since 2020 to help provide ongoing relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. I thought the Biden Adminstration ...

About 4 million, or roughly one in five, federal student loan borrowers with a payment due are seriously delinquent, according to a new analysis published Monday by TransUnion. Research from the ...

On May 5, the federal government will start collecting on defaulted student loans after a years-long pandemic-era pause. Here's what you need to know.

The version of the reconciliation bill that passed the House of Representatives proposes limiting federal loans to a total of $100,000 for graduate students and $150,000 for professional students.

After a pause of more than five years, on May 5 the federal government will resume collections on defaulted student loans. The U.S. Department of Education will target borrowers who haven’t ...

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The temporary pause on federal student loan payments has been lifted since October 2024. If you are unsure of your loan’s status, you can find out by logging into your StudentAid.gov account ...

About 4 million federal student loan borrowers are seriously delinquent, TransUnion reports. The Department of Education resumes collecting loans in default after COVID-era pause.