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The federal student loan system is in crisis — and your workforce is caught in the middle. Policy changes, court-ordered program shutdowns, and Department of Education (ED) system failures have created a perfect storm for the 43 million Americans...
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New Tuition.io survey data finds that education-related financial stress is affecting employee engagement, career decisions and retirement readiness across generations and education levels, with...
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After a five-year pause, the Department of Education (ED) announced on December 23, 2025 that it will officially resume administrative wage garnishment (AWG) to collect on defaulted student loans in...
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The Department of Education’s recent announcement of what constitutes a “professional degree” has generated inquiries from several of our partners seeking guidance on the likely impact on their...
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has passed and all provisions are now law— including Public Service Loan Forgiveness protections, tightening of income-driven repayment plans, new federal student loan...
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Last week, the Trump Administration announced the restart of debt collections on federal student loans beginning May 5, 2025. Specifically, the Treasury Offset Program will be reinstated, allowing...
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Since the election, many employers and benefit advisors we work with have asked our opinion on the state of Student Loan Debt under the incoming Trump administration. In light of the many articles...
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The IRS has recently issued Private Letter Ruling (PLR 202434006), which could significantly reshape employer-funded retirement plans by providing employees with greater flexibility regarding the...
