The resumption of student loan collections in the U.S. marks a significant shift for millions of borrowers. Despite previous ...

An estimated 452,000 individuals over the age of 62 with defaulted federal student loans will not, for now, have to worry about the federal government garnishing their Social Secur ...

Student loan borrowers need to watch out for several red flags of a scam as they try to juggle paying their bills.

Borrowers who have defaulted on their student loans will no longer be at risk of having their Social Security benefits ...

The U.S. Education Department has reversed course and now says it has not and will not garnish the Social Security benefits ...

Picking up a side hustle can accelerate your student debt repayment and save money on interest, but you'll want to do ...

Millions of borrowers are falling behind on student loan payments, triggering steep credit score drops. If you or your family carry student debt, here's what you need to know now.

"The Trump Administration is committed to protecting social security recipients who oftentimes rely on a fixed income," a ...

State student loan ombuds offices have become some of the only sources of contact for worried borrowers lost in a tangle of conflicting information at the federal level about their loan status and ...

Now those penalties are looming over borrowers as the Trump administration restarts student debt collection following a five ...

Starting this summer, millions of U.S. borrowers with defaulted federal student loans face the resumption of aggressive debt collection measures, including wage garnishment, tax re ...

The Education Department has put a pause on “any future social security offsets,” an official told NewsNation.