Student Loan Borrowers Face Major Changes to Repayment Options, Loan Limits This Year

Student loan borrowers face major changes to repayment options, loan limits this year

Student loan borrowers are about to see some of the practical changes the Trump administration is making to the system that will affect their borrowing capabilities and monthly repayments after a year of heated policy discussions.

CT Advocates, Legislators Call For State Action Following Changes To Federal Student Loan Programs

Beginning in July, students in programs designated as professional degrees will be capped at $50,000 per year, up to a total of $200,000. Students in other graduate programs will have annual limits of $20,500 and a total of $100,000.

2026 student loan changes for metro Detroit parents

Big changes are coming to student loans in 2026, and they could shape how much your child can borrow for college and beyond. A new federal law, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, sets new limits on student debt and changes how graduate school is financed.  If your teen is applying to college now, or you are planning ahead financially, here’s what you need to know to make smart decisions as a family. Q: Will student loan changes in 2026 affect my ch…

CT Advocates, Legislators Call for State Action Following Changes to Federal Student Loan Programs - We-Ha

State Sen. Derek Slap, D-West Hartford, said Connecticut has worked to make higher education more affordable and accessible, and the federal government is doing just the opposite. By Donald Eng, CTNewsJunkie.com Changes to federal student loan programs are endangering the pipeline Connecticut relies on to educate and retain nurses, according to the president of the state’s [...] The post CT Advocates, Legislators Call for State Action Following …

Morning Business Report: Student loan collections restart as Dow hits record high 41NBC News

(LILAMAX)- A wave of financial and economic developments is shaping the outlook for borrowers, investors, and consumers as markets continue to climb to record territory. The U.S. Department of Education has restarted collections on federal student loan borrowers who are in default, affecting an estimated 5.3 million people nationwide. Under the renewed process, the federal government can order wage garnishment without court approval. Borrowers w…