It’s a new year for student loans, and big changes are happening that will impact millions of borrowers across the country.

WASHINGTON D.C. -- The Biden administration is yet again extending the pause on federal student loan payments, a benefit that began in March 2020 to help people who were struggling financially due to ...

Recent data shows that 44.7 million Americans carry $1.71 trillion in total U.S. student loan debt. For the time being, payments on those loans can wait, and interest will not accrue. On Jan. 20, the ...

The Biden Administration has extended the moratorium on federal student loan payments until May 1, The Associated Press reports. According to the AP, interest rates on student loans will remain at 0% ...

The student-loan payment pause expires in September, but Politico reports that Education Department officials are recommending Biden extend it.

The Department of Education halted the collection of federal student loans in 2020 over pandemic concerns, but that break ...

Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey urged an extension of a student-loan payment pause through at least March to give borrowers and servicers more time.

The U.S. Department of Education reopened applications for a handful of its student loan repayment plans after a February court ruling resulted in the department pauseing incoming applications. On ...

The White House was looking to pause federal grants and loans as President Donald Trump's administration began an across-the-board ideological review of its spending, but a federal judge temporarily ...