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SAVE Plan

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SAVE Plan Phased Out, Borrowers Given 90 Days to Pick New Repayment

The rollout replaces SAVE with a Repayment Assistance Plan and new loan caps for parents and many graduate programs, a shift that could raise monthly bills for millions of households.

Federal Rules Change July 1 Forces Millions off the Defunct SAVE Plan

Education Department to Notify Nearly 7 Million SAVE Borrowers to Pick New Plans

Education Department Tells 7 Million SAVE Borrowers To Switch Plans

SAVE Plan Ends With July 1 Deadline for 7 Million to Choose New Repayment

Education Department Orders Millions Off SAVE, Sets 90-Day Window to Choose New Loan Plan

SAVE Student Loan Plan Terminated After Court Approves Settlement

GOP States Seek to Revive Injunction After Judge Dismisses SAVE Lawsuit

Federal Judge Dismisses Deal to Scrap SAVE Student-Loan Plan

Settlement To End SAVE Would Prompt Millions To Pick New Student Loan Plans

Education Department to Expand Income-Based Repayment Eligibility This Month

Trump Administration Resumes Interest on Defunct SAVE Student Loans

Interest Resumes for 8 Million SAVE Borrowers as Payments Remain Paused

Trump Law Phases Out Biden’s SAVE Plan and Restores Student Loan Interest

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