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July marks the start of major changes to federal student loans. Whether you are repaying your loans or taking out new ones, you may be affected by these new policies. Many of the biggest changes are ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Millions of Americans with student loan debt are about to experience ...

Federal student loans will undergo significant changes starting July 1. These changes will not only restructure the loan system, but also the repayment options for millions of borrowers. Some might ...

Federal student loan borrowers who sign up for autopay can receive a temporary reduction of 1 percentage point on their interest rate. The discount starts July 1 and will last through June 30, 2028.

As if you needed more reasons to worry about America’s future, now we have Austin Franco. The 19-year-old Cornell student logged onto the school’s job board recently and applied for a summer ...

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Big changes coming next month will impact how much money people can borrow for college — and how they pay it back. “This is the biggest overhaul of federal student loan lending in decades,” said Barry ...

For most of the past decade, the smartest thing many federal student loan borrowers could do was wait — whether that meant waiting for a payment pause to be extended, waiting for a forgiveness program ...