A loan becomes delinquent the day after you miss a payment. If you fail to make a payment by the due date, your loan is considered delinquent. This status will be reported to credit bureaus and could ...

If you’re struggling with student loans, you’re not alone. More borrowers are missing payments, and confusion about overdue dates isn’t helping. On top of that, interest on SAVE plan loans is back, ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. –Those who have graduated college and have loans in default will now have to begin repayment again after the five-year pause ended Monday, May 5th. In April, the U.S. Department of ...

Interest on SAVE plan loans is back, affecting millions of Americans, but Consumer Reports shows what you can do now before ...

Nearly 6 million Americans are now at least three months behind on their federal student loan payments, according to recent ...

RETURNS. THERE ARE EVEN MORE CONSEQUENCES OF NOT PAYING. IT’S GOING TO IMPACT A LOT OF STUDENTS, ESPECIALLY IF THEY’RE COMING AT PAYCHECKS. CARLOS CARDONA JUST GRADUATED FROM A MASTER’S PROGRAM. HE ...

Millions of student loan borrowers could face a wake-up call Monday as the Department of Education resumes collecting on school loans. The restart of collections comes as data from a recent analysis ...

During the last quarter, 4.12 million federal student loan borrowers were on the verge of default. If this trend continues, millions could see their federal benefits cut or their income garnished.

Beginning May 5, the Department of Education restarted collecting on defaulted federal student loans, which had previously been paused five years ago in March 2020. Following the department’s ...

People leave the Student Center building on Monday, July 28, 2025, at the Ankeny campus of Des Moines Area Community College in Ankeny, Iowa. With pauses in required student loan repayment ending, ...

Colleges will be able to limit the amount of federal student loans for specific programs of study. Experts say this will ...

Due to high rates of student loan delinquency, nearly 60 percent of America’s HBCUs could lose access to federal aid.