The fund freeze does not affect student financial aid or federal loan programmes, but it could impact more than $1 billion ...

The change affects more than 5 million Americans who were in default before or during the freeze and could now face collection tactics such as wage garnishment.

The administration invoked rules that allow the government to shut off the federal student-loan spigot for specific schools ...

Student loan collections resume today after a 5-year pause. Millions face wage garnishments or tax refund seizures if no ...

The Education Department will begin to notify borrowers in default via email, encouraging them to make a payment or enroll in a repayment plan.

TransUnion, one of the three major credit bureaus, found that one in five student loan borrowers are at risk of defaulting.

On May 5, the federal government will start collecting on defaulted student loans after a years-long pandemic-era pause. Here's what you need to know.

Nearly 10 million Americans may be subject to the administration's collection program following the end of the five-year pause.

“This is going to require a huge adjustment for people who have not been in the habit of making their student loan payments,” ...

If you are in default or with a loan 270 days or more overdue, you should expect to receive an email from the Federal Student ...

Getting your loans out of default isn't necessarily easy, but it could save you from having your wages garnished.

First, find out if your loans are in default. From there, you can take steps to enter repayment or prepare for your paycheck ...