Student Loan Forgiveness News

Student loan forgiveness is taxable again. How to plan for a five-figure IRS bill - CNBC

Student loan forgiveness is taxable again. How to plan for a five-figure IRS bill CNBC

Some Student Loan Borrowers May Soon Receive Refunds Worth Thousands Forbes

Will I be taxed on my canceled student loan debt? The Hill

Major changes to student loan borrowing and repayment are coming. Here's what to know PBS

More student-loan forgiveness is here. You have one month to opt out. Business Insider

If You’re Struggling With Student Loans, Here’s What to Know for 2026 The New York Times

Trump administration delays wage garnishment plan for student loan borrowers in default CBS News

Trump administration identifies more borrowers eligible for student loan forgiveness, court filing shows CNBC

Trump administration issues warning to hundreds of colleges with low student loan repayment rates CNBC

Wages won't be garnished for student loan borrowers in default, Trump administration says in policy reversal PBS

Why the student loans row is escalating and what it means for graduates The Guardian

Trump May Forgive Upwards Of $170B In Student Loan Debt The College Investor

Biden couldn't get broad student-loan forgiveness for the same reason Trump's tariffs are out Business Insider

More borrowers may be eligible for student loan dismissal: Here’s what you need to know AL.com

Student Loan Forgiveness Policy, State by State AOL.com

What to know about student loan repayment plans and collections Jacksonville Journal-Courier

One in 4 people are behind on student loans. These groups blame Trump. The Washington Post

Student Loan Debt Statistics [2026]: Average + Total Debt Education Data Initiative

Federal student loans are changing. Here's what to expect in 2026 NPR

Education Department Struggles with PSLF Buyback Applications, Delays Persist Investopedia

Governor Mills Announces Her Student Loan Debt Relief Program Has Returned Over $140 Million to Maine People In Three Years Maine.gov

Student Loan Borrowers: How will new federal laws affect me? The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (.gov)