Student-loan payments are about to resume. Defaults are expected to follow. Story by Jillian Berman • 11mo I n the months before the pandemic pause on student-loans payments, ...

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Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Robert Farrington writes about higher education and student loans. If you have federal student loan debt, it's highly likely you haven't ...

federal student loan payments will be due again starting Feb. 1. White House press secretary Jen Psaki, during a briefing Friday, said the Biden administration is preparing for a "smooth transition ...

These are good questions to ask yourself far ahead of October when payments for all federal student loans resume. This is especially true if you know your monthly income is insufficient to cover ...

One way to make this additional financial burden a little more manageable is student loan consolidation, where you combine multiple loans into a single monthly payment. But while consolidation ...

Borrowers are set to resume payments on their federal student loans Sept. 1 after more than three years of forbearance that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. The end of the payment pause comes ...

Student loan payments are slated to resume Sept. 1, and borrowers and experts are debating what's next as the two-year pause in paying down $1.6 trillion of federal debt comes to an end.

Millions of Americans are falling behind on student loan payments a year after the pandemic freeze ended – and soon that will ...

Some 37 million borrowers are preparing to start paying student loans again, but a large portion of them are expected to struggle with payments once forbearance ends, according to a new study.

As October draws closer, millions of Americans are preparing for a stark reality they haven’t faced in over three years: the restart of federal student loan payments. The pandemic-induced ...