Interest on SAVE plan student loans will resume Aug. 1
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U.S. President Donald Trump's new tax and spending measures, which he signed into law on Friday, will hit some students in their pocketbooks when it comes to federal financial aid.
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Students logging into their student loan servicer accounts may not be able to see their progress in loan forgiveness payments after the Department of Education stalled payment counts.
Rutgers University’s Board of Governors on Tuesday approved a $5.9 billion operating budget for the 2025–2026 academic year, including a 5% tuition increase
President Donald Trump signed his One Big Beautiful Bill Act on the Fourth of July, which will enact a laundry list of his policy priorities, including tax cuts, increased funding for immigration enforcement and deep cuts to social safety net programs like Medicaid and food benefits.
Federal legislation signed into law this month rewrites student loan and grant policy with the goal of frugality, with critics warning it may push students toward loans and programs with fewer protections.
At Suffolk County Community College alone, officials estimate proposed Pell Grant cuts could mean a loss of about $3 million in financial aid to students.
The massive spending and tax bill signed by President Trump introduces major changes to student loans and financial aid, marking the most significant federal shift in college policy in decades.
In our forthcoming annual survey of college and university chief business officers, anxiety abounds. A majority say uncertainty is challenging their ability to conduct even basic financial planning.
Nearly 7.7 million people enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education plan, which has been tied up in the courts, will see interest start to accrue on their loans Aug. 1.
Changes to Pell grant eligibility in President Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' as passed by U.S. House would impact financial aid for 9,500 ACC students,
Many Bay Area universities and community colleges expressed concerns over the proposed changes’ impact on low-income and historically underserved students, who rely on Pell Grant funds to
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