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Student loan payments to change from Aug. 1

Student Loan Update: Here's What SAVE Borrowers Should Do Before Aug. 1

Starting on Aug. 1, borrowers who are enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education plan will begin accruing interest charges on their loan balances.

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Interest will start accruing again on Aug. 1 for student loan borrowers on the SAVE plan

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Student Loan Payments To Change From August 1: What To Know

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Why a Republican cap on college loans is bad for California’s medical students

Becoming a doctor will likely become even more difficult under the new tax bill Congress approved after lawmakers slashed the amount of money medical school students can borrow in federal loans.

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Republicans cap student loan debt. Why that’s bad news for California medical students

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Thousands of undocumented students in Louisiana to lose student aid under Trump rollback

Student Loan Repayments Are About to Look Very Different

By next summer, new borrowers will have just two repayment options, streamlining the previous menu to pay off higher-education debt. Here’s what to know.

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Democrats urge Trump administration to ‘immediately reverse’ policy restarting interest charges for millions of student-loan borrowers

A group of prominent senators is pushing the Trump administration to abandon its decision to start charging interest for nearly 8 million student-loan borrowers.

Arizonans on student loan repayment plans can expect big changes under Big Beautiful Bill

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

Is PSLF going away? What to know as Public Service Loan Forgiveness faces uncertain future

Some borrowers in the U.S. who benefit from Public Service Loan Forgiveness may soon see changes to their repayment plans. Here's what we know.

Earthquake to student loans: Servicer pauses payment account tracking, causing headaches for borrowers

Millions of student loan borrowers are grappling with increased confusion after the U.S. Department of Education temporarily removed the ability to view forgiveness payment counts