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Defaulted on your federal loans? Here's how the new rehabilitation rules change things.

Student loan rehabilitation may get easier in the near future. See what's changing.
Am I a 'professional' student? How your degree type determines your borrowing limit.

New student loan rules narrow who counts as a professional student — and which borrowers qualify for higher federal loan limits. Here's who's left out.
Can you still afford medical school under the new federal loan limits?

Changes to federal student loans could leave medical students with a funding gap. Learn about the new loan limits and alternative ways to cover costs.
What happens if you consolidate federal student loans after July 1?

Consolidating federal loans after July 1 comes with real trade-offs. Here's how missing the deadline affects your repayment plan options.

PSLF in 2026: What's new and what to do if you're in SAVE

PSLF in 2026: What's new and what to do if you're in SAVE

If you're working toward PSLF, make sure you still qualify under the upcoming program changes.

Judges block Trump rule on public service loan forgiveness. What to know if you’re pursuing PSLF.

Judges block Trump rule on public service loan forgiveness. What to know if you’re pursuing PSLF.

New restrictions on employers that qualify for public service loan forgiveness were just struck down. Here’s what that means for PSLF borrowers.

What the student loan changes mean if you have both old and new debt

What the student loan changes mean if you have both old and new debt

Student loan limits and repayment options will soon change for existing students who plan to continue borrowing after July 1. Here's what to know.

Best private student loans for July 2026

Best private student loans for July 2026

These are the top student loan lenders today with flexible payment terms, competitive APRs, and no fees for student borrowers.

Is your student loan repayment plan about to be eliminated? What borrowers should know.

Is your student loan repayment plan about to be eliminated? What borrowers should know.

Federal loan repayment is being overhauled: SAVE is ending, and two new plans are coming. Here's what borrowers need to know before the deadline.

Student loan overhaul starts July 1: What borrowers should know

Student loan overhaul starts July 1: What borrowers should know

Student loan borrowers face new repayment rules, borrowing limits, and Parent PLUS deadlines. Here are eight priorities to consider before July 1.

The new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) explained: Payments, forgiveness, and who qualifies

The new Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) explained: Payments, forgiveness, and who qualifies

The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) goes into effect July 1, 2026. Learn who is eligible, and how switching plans will affect your payments.

10 ways the One Big Beautiful Bill Act affects student loans and financial aid

10 ways the One Big Beautiful Bill Act affects student loans and financial aid

The GOP law makes sweeping changes to federal student loans. See what existing and new borrowers should expect.

Defaulted on your federal loans? Here's how the new rehabilitation rules change things.

Defaulted on your federal loans? Here's how the new rehabilitation rules change things.

Student loan rehabilitation may get easier in the near future. See what's changing.

Student loan FAQ: Everything borrowers are asking about the overhaul

Student loan FAQ: Everything borrowers are asking about the overhaul

Changes are coming to federal student loans on July 1. Get your questions answered here.

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