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The row over student loans: is the system unfair?
The Explainer Millions of graduates have been left with hefty student loans, at high interest rates
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Secured vs. unsecured loans: how do they differ and which is better?
the explainer They are distinguished by the level of risk and the inclusion of collateral
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‘Ghost students’ are stealing millions in student aid
In the Spotlight AI has enabled the scam to spread into community colleges around the country
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Do you have to pay taxes on student loan forgiveness?
The Explainer As of 2026, some loan borrowers may face a sizable tax bill
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Who will the new limits on student loans affect?
The Explainer The Trump administration is imposing new limits for federal student loans starting on July 1, 2026
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Nursing is no longer considered a professional degree by the Department of Education
The Explainer An already strained industry is hit with another blow
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The Trump administration’s plans to dismantle the Department of Education
The Explainer The president aims to fulfill his promise to get rid of the agency
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How to put student loan payments on pause
The Explainer If you are starting to worry about missing payments, deferment and forbearance can help
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How will the new Repayment Assistance Plan for student loans work?
the explainer The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) will replace existing income-driven repayment plans
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How can you borrow less for grad school?
the explainer Borrowers will soon face stricter limits on federal student loans. But there are other ways help cover the cost of grad school.
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What to expect for student loan repayment under Trump's budget bill
The Explainer Millions of borrowers may soon be forced to alter their plans
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How will Trump's spending bill impact student loans?
the explainer Here's what the Republicans' domestic policy bill means for current and former students
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What are Pell Grants and who do they benefit?
The Explainer These are grants, not loans — meaning students do not have to repay the funds, but they must first meet certain conditions
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How do your student loans affect your credit score?
The Explainer People's scores are dropping as student loan payments resume
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