The Student Borrower Protection Center reported that the typical borrower could see annual student loan payments rise by $2,929, with corresponding monthly jumps of hundreds of dollars.

Starting July 1, 2026, parents can borrow only $20,000 a year, or a total of $65,000 per student, from the program.

Months after the signing of President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, experts are beginning to calculate just how much borrowers can expect their student loan payments to increase each month. A ...

The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” eliminates loan options, raises repayment costs, and could leave families with surprise tax bills, according to Protect Borrowers.

Higher education leaders say the Trump administration’s funding cuts are having a massive impact on research funding and ...

The average interest rate on 10-year fixed-rate private student loans jumped up last week. For many borrowers, rates continue ...

In the United States, K-12 education is mostly run as a government service. By contrast, higher education is supposed to operate more like a marketplace. In theory, that means competition should drive ...

Study reveals Utahns seeking higher education are navigating costly student debt burdens better than most in U.S.

The DOJ lawsuit could reshape how schools nationwide recruit teachers and design diversity programs under federal law.

The "One Big, Beautiful Bill" lowers the amount of federal student loans available to borrowers. As a result, college students, particularly medical students, may have to take out more private loans, ...

Thanks in part to Biden-era regulatory changes, the Trump administration has a powerful set of tools it could use to threaten ...

Early retirement is a goal for many people, but is it worth leaving your child to pay their own way through college just to retire early? That’s the situation Derek is facing.