Millions of borrowers began accruing interest again on their federal student loans this month. Here's what that could cost.

Some 1 million borrowers will enter default this month—meaning they will become subject to federal collections.

Andrea Murzello has a doctorate in pharmacy and a stable job at a nonprofit. But she says she can’t afford to grow her family ...

Accruing interest follows year of zero-interest forbearance and comes amid restructuring of the nation's student loan system.

Millions of student loan borrowers enrolled in a payment plan the Trump administration has called “illegal” will see their ...

Carrie, a single mother currently between jobs, had a student loan payment of $0 per month under the Saving on Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan.  After a court ruling against SAVE, and ...

Interest on student loans is set to resume for millions of borrowers, potentially costing many Americans thousands of dollars ...

Fifty Democratic lawmakers urged the Education Department to halt resumed student loan interest charges, contesting the ...

The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act contains several elements that directly impact higher education, according to Luis Maldonado, vice president of government relations and policy analysis ...

Millions of student loan borrowers will begin accruing interest on their loans. The change comes after the Department of Education stopped the cancellation of student loans and income-based repayment ...

Some student-loan borrowers who benefited from Biden's SAVE plan voted for Trump. They say they're on edge now that they're facing higher payments.