If you’re short on qualifying PSLF payments due to deferment or forbearance, PSLF Buyback could be your shortcut to forgiveness. Learn how it works, who’s eligible, and how to apply in 2026.
With Grad PLUS loans ending for new borrowers in 2026, medical students face a funding gap that federal loans may not cover. This article breaks down loan limits and where private loans may come into play.
Stay on top of the latest student loan updates this month — including the proposed SAVE plan settlement, expanded IBR eligibility, resumed IDR/PSLF processing, and what borrowers can expect for 2026 repayment plans.
IDR recertification in 2025 isn’t business as usual. With SAVE on pause and big policy changes now law, missing your recert date could cost you. This guide walks you through how to recertify your IDR plan—step-by-step, with no confusion.
After a Senate rules ruling blocked parts of the GOP’s student loan reform bill, Republicans quickly revised and advanced a modified version. Here’s what’s staying, what’s changing, and what it means for borrowers on IDR or PSLF.
Senate Republicans have introduced a major student loan reform bill that could end current IDR plans, cap borrowing, and reshape repayment options. Here’s what borrowers need to know and how to prepare.
Ongoing legal challenges and regulatory changes have significantly impacted Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans, leaving borrowers uncertain about the best strategies for managing their student loans. This article provides the most current information to help borrowers navigate these complexities.
New Republican Plan Targets Loan Forgiveness and IDR Programs. Major reforms could reshape future borrower options and limit college access.
Despite political posturing, major overhauls to established programs face significant hurdles. Avoiding panic-driven decisions can save you money and stress.
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