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How Trump's big spending bill will overhaul repayment for millions of student-loan borrowers


Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" eliminates existing income-driven repayment plans, bringing a major change for student-loan borrowers. Read More

New Federal Bill Overhauls Student Loan Repayment, Limits Borrower Options


A sweeping federal spending package, signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 3, will significantly reshape how millions of Americans repay their student loans, introducing less generous ... Read More

Student loan borrowers would have fewer repayment options under GOP megabill


Most of the changes to student borrowing, such as lower limits on graduate loans, wouldn’t affect borrowers who are out of school and in repayment. Read More

New student loan repayment plans could cut monthly payments for 20 million borrowers - CBS News


Washington — The Biden administration on Tuesday announced a new college student loan repayment plan that it estimates will lower — or eliminate — monthly loan payments for more than 20 ... Read More

New Student Loan Plan Would Cut Payments by More Than Half: How It Works - CNET


A new student loan repayment program aims to slash monthly costs for borrowers with lower incomes. New Student Loan Plan Would Cut Payments by More Than Half: How It Works - CNET X ... Read More

New White House student loans plan lowers some payments and stops interest accumulation - Dallas News


WASHINGTON — The White House is moving forward with a proposal that would lower student debt payments for millions of Americans now and in the future, offering a new route to repay federal loans ... Read More

Biden administration cancels student loans of more than 150,000 borrowers under new plan


A borrower can qualify for the forgiveness if they're enrolled in the administration’s Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan and "have been making at least 10 years of payments ... Read More

White House proposes lower monthly payments as part of "student loan safety net" - CBS News


Washington — The White House is moving forward with a proposal that would lower student debt payments for millions of Americans now and in the future, offering a new route to repay federal loans ... Read More

Payment reforms may help student loan borrowers for years | Business - Las Vegas Review-Journal


A White House Fact Sheet indicated the Biden administration is “reforming student loan repayment plans so both current and future low- and middle-income borrowers will have smaller and more ... Read More

Some Student Loan Borrowers Are Surprised at New Repayment Plan Savings - Investopedia


On social media, some student loan borrowers were surprised at how much their payments went down by enrolling in SAVE. One Reddit user posted that their payments on $250,000 worth of student loan ... Read More

What borrowers need to know about student loans before the White House transition


The new year marks a new chapter for federal student loan borrowers. As the White House transitions from President Joe Biden's administration to President-elect Donald Trump's, a few key updates ... Read More

White House warns student loan payments could be paused again if repayment plan nixed - Courthouse News Service


The Saving on Valuable Education program, known as SAVE, cut borrowers’ loan payments in half, reducing monthly payments from 10% to 5% of income above 225% of the federal poverty line. President Joe ... Read More


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