The Biden administration is yet again extending the pause on federal student loan payments, a benefit that began in March 2020 to help people who were struggling financially due to the Covid-19 ...

Following the passage of President Trump's sweeping budget bill, here's some of the biggest changes to student loans.

President Biden extended relief for federal student loan borrowers for an additional 90 days because borrowers are "still coping with the impacts of the pandemic." Payments now resume May 1.

The freeze on student loans started in March 2020 under former President Donald Trump as part of the CARES Act. It was twice extended by the Trump administration. One of Biden’s first acts as ...

Outstanding student loan debt has doubled over the past decade, nearing a staggering $1.7 trillion. About one in six American adults owes money on federal student loan debt, which is the largest ...

The debt ceiling deal between the White House and Republicans is putting an end to the student loan freeze. After a three-year pause, federal student loan bills will resume on October 1st. That ...

The Biden administration on Wednesday announced that federal student loan payments will remain paused through Aug. 31, extending a freeze that began in 2020 but was set to end after this month.

Unless you made payments toward your student loans in 2020, the payment freeze and the move to extend it won't have implications on how you file your taxes in the coming months.

COVID-19 student loan relief was set to expire at year's end. Now the stimulus will last through the first days of Joe Biden's presidency.

The Trump administration’s freeze on federal spending will not affect some of the biggest education-related spending, including student loans, Pell grants and a huge program for high-poverty ...

Loan Freeze For 90 Days. Though the student loan freeze deadline has been extended in the past, payments do seem likely to resume in 2022 because the unemployment rate is now 4.2% marking a ...