If you’ve been on the SAVE plan, you’ll soon have to pick a new repayment option or eventually have an option chosen for you.

Student loan borrowers filed a new lawsuit Monday, arguing the Education Department must immediately forgive student loans ...

Key Points ・The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit on March 9, 2026 reversed a lower court’s dismissal of the SAVE ...

The Saving for a Valuable Education plan is effectively dead after a district judge ruled the repayment plan illegal.

A federal judge’s decision has saved the SAVE financial aid program for now. U.S. District Judge John Ross dismissed the ...

The SAVE Plan is ending but planning your exit strategy means knowing your options and the personal finance math behind them. Here's how to analyze the decision.

The Saving on a Valuable Education plan could continue, a district judge recently reaffirmed. However, the Department of Education is unlikely to resume payments or forgiveness on the repayment plan.

Key Points ・Four borrowers filed suit Monday demanding the Education Department immediately cancel eligible student loans and reopen the SAVE plan, following the Feb. 27 dismissal of the main ...

The Saving on a Valuable Education could be resurrected, but the Department of Education is unlikely to do so.

Millions of Americans enrolled in the student loan repayment program known as SAVE face a critical decision that could dramatically impact their financial future. The popular debt relief program, ...

Major uncertainty remains about whether the Education Department will act on the ruling.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act proposes significant changes to federal student loan programs that could impact millions of educational borrowers. Most impacts will be felt in 2026, but some will start ...