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Federal Student Loan Defaults Top 9.5 Million and $233 Billion

Narrowing repayment choices by ending the SAVE plan is likely to raise monthly bills and increase the risk of more borrowers falling into default.

Student Loan Overhaul Takes Effect July 1, Narrowing Repayment Options and Capping Grad and Parent Loans

Student Loan Overhaul Takes Effect July 1, Narrowing Repayment Choices

New York Fed Flags 3.6 Million New Student-Loan Defaults as Delinquencies Rise

Education Department Warns Colleges as Student-Loan Nonpayment Soars

Education Department Halts Involuntary Student-Loan Collections as McMahon Signals Restart Soon

Student Loan Pauses Soar to 10.3 Million as SAVE’s Demise Fuels Strain

Interest Resumes August 1 as Borrowers Confront Caps and Plan Cuts Under Trump’s Student Loan Overhaul