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Automatic Student Loan Forgiveness Looms After Missed Sweet v. Cardona Deadline
The U.S. Department of Education missed a critical January 28, 2026, deadline to process Borrower Defense applications under the Sweet v. Cardona settlement, potentially triggering automatic loan forgiveness for hundreds of thousands of student borrowers. The department’s repeated requests for…
Millions Face Student Loan Changes as SAVE Plan Ends: What Borrowers Need to Know Now
With the SAVE student loan repayment plan officially ending after legal battles, millions of borrowers must choose new repayment options. The Department of Education will guide affected individuals, but uncertainty remains, especially for those pursuing advanced degrees like nursing.
Student Loans in 2025: Lower Private Rates and New Forgiveness Initiatives Shape Borrowing Choices
Private student loan rates have fallen, offering borrowers more affordable options, while new forgiveness programs, like North Carolina’s initiative for mental health professionals in rural areas, are reshaping how graduates manage their debt.
Student Loan Delinquency Surges: Credit Scores and Tax Risks Loom
Nearly 6 million Americans are three months behind on student loan payments as interest resumes and economic pressures mount, driving credit scores down and exposing borrowers to potential tax bills on forgiven debt.
Student Loan Forgiveness: A Lifeline for Health Care Workers in New Mexico
A new student loan forgiveness program in New Mexico offers up to $25,000 in loan relief for healthcare professionals who commit to serving underserved areas for at least three years. The initiative aims to address healthcare shortages in rural communities.
Trump Administration’s Overhaul of Student Loan Forgiveness Sparks Debate
The Trump administration’s proposed changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program aim to redefine eligibility criteria, drawing criticism from advocates and borrowers alike.