The Latest Breaking News from the Department of Education

If you hold a credit card debt or a medical bill, a creditor has to take you to court, win a judgment, and get a judge’s permission before they can touch your paycheck. That process can take months. But federal student loans are different. They come with a superpower called…

Learn how new student loan policy changes could impact borrowers over 40 and what steps you can take now to stay ahead.

It is a scenario playing out for millions of borrowers in early 2026: you log in to your portal to make a standard payment, only...

‘The best thing to do when wages are being garnished is to try to lower your expenses and possibly explore consolidation options and revisit your budget,’ a debt expert said

About half of the policies in the ultra-conservative manifesto have been implemented by the Trump administration, writes Ariana Baio

Nursing was excluded from the list of professional degrees deemed eligible to apply for the highest debt limits by the Department of Education

The stepped-up collection effort follows several moves this year that will make things more difficult for holders of student loans.

West Texas parents say racist incidents are going unchecked after the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights retreated from investigating schools.

Education Minister Paul Givan also said he can give a pay increase of up to 4% for teachers.