The president is reportedly drafting an executive order to eliminate the Department of Education. What that could mean for federal student loan borrowers.

A federal appeals court in Missouri has issued a final ruling against President Biden's SAVE student loan forgiveness effort.

Borrowers can’t control what President Trump tries to do to student loans or the Education Department. But you can take these ...

On Jan. 27, the United States Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued Memo M-25-13, a decision that sparked widespread ...

No. The White House released a Q&A memo on Tuesday afternoon clarifying the order will not impact federal student loans. “Is this a freeze on benefits to Americans like SNAP or student loans?” ...

These developments may sound the alarm for student loan borrowers ... “I would strongly recommend placing a security freeze or fraud alert on your credit reports,” he says.

The freeze did not include federal student loans or grants, and it’s unlikely Trump will pause this funding in the future. While announcements of major changes like this can be jarring ...

Officials said the order, which was later rescinded, didn't affect FAFSA because the order excluded programs providing direct ...

The administration rescinded the memo on Wednesday, but the White House subsequently indicated that the funding freezes remain in effect. Elimination Of Student Loan Interest Tax Deduction One the ...

Student loans, including Pell grants ... you will not be impacted by this freeze.” But with Medicaid, things have been a little more murky. Tuesday’s OMB memo said Medicaid would continue ...

Specific questions arose around the status of essential benefits like Medicare, SNAP, and student loan assistance and how they would be affected. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB ...

Trump's funding freeze has raised concerns over Medicare, SNAP, and student loans. Learn which programs are impacted and how ...