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New Borrowing Rules Will Impact Graduate Students Starting July 1
The Department of Education finalized changed borrowing limits for graduate and professional students starting on July 1, 2026. Borrowers planning to...
Educational Debt
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What’s Next for Borrowers on the SAVE Plan?
In March, a court ruling officially ended the SAVE plan, and the Department of Education has issued guidance for what borrowers can expect moving...
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Federal Repayment Plans: What’s Available Now and What’s Coming July 1st?
Changes are coming to the federal student loan program this summer.
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Student Loan Delinquency and Default - Take Action Now to Avoid Further Credit Damage and Collection Activity
When a federal student loan defaults, The Department of Education (ED)* can use various tools to withhold your money and apply those funds to your...
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You're Not Alone—Understanding Student Loan Delinquency & What Comes Next
If you’ve fallen behind on your student loan payments, know that you are not alone. For over three years, federal student loan borrowers weren’t...
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The SAVE plan has been blocked. What does this mean for you?
A federal court recently blocked the Department of Education’s newest and most affordable repayment plan, Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE). This...
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How to Prepare for Student Loan Payments to Restart in October
Student loan payments are restarting in October and many borrowers haven’t made student loan payments for over three years. Luckily, changes to...
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What you need to Know about the Student Debt Relief Plan Announced 8/24
On 8/24/22 the Department of Education released details about the three part plan offering borrowers student debt relief. Read on to understand how...
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Three Features of the PSLF Waiver You Might Not Know
The PSLF limited waiver opportunity gives borrowers a second chance at Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). However there might be some nuances to...