Student Loan Financial

Student loans to go to Treasury Department

How millions of student-loan borrowers will be affected by their transfer to the Treasury

Part of the federal student-loan portfolio will soon move to the Treasury Department while millions of borrowers prepare for repayment changes.

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Student loans now managed by the US Treasury: Who you should pay and what it means

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If you have student loans, here's what to know about Treasury move

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Record Number of Student Loan Borrowers Are in Delinquency and Default

Recently released Education Department data showed that by the end of last year, 7.7 million borrowers had defaulted on $181 billion in federal student loans.

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Federal student loans will move to Treasury, further shrinking Education Department

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Trump administration looks to shift student-loan responsibilities to Treasury Department

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Treasury Department Begins Taking Over Student Loans As The Education Department Gets Dismantled

Under an agreement announced Thursday, the Treasury Department will take over management of student loans whose borrowers are in default, meaning they are months behind on payments.

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Education Department to shift student loan duties to Treasury

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Education Department lays out plan to move student loan portfolio to Treasury

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Student Loan Garnishment of Social Security Is Still Looming. Here Is Where Things Stand Now.

If you collect Social Security and you are behind on a federal student loan, the past year has been a slow-motion policy watch. As of March 2026: garnishment is still paused, but the clock is ticking toward a resumption date tied to a new repayment plan launching this summer.

Ominous Student Loan Backlogs Persist As 7 Million Borrowers Are Soon Forced To Change Plans

In an ominous sign for student loan borrowers, the Education Department published new data indicating that backlogs for repayment plans and loan forgiveness are ongoing.

When Paying for Student Loan Help Is Worth It—And When Free Resources Are Enough

Most student loan borrowers can answer student loan questions themselves with free resources. However, in some cases with more complicated legal and financial situations, paid help may be necessary.

Why Your Student Loan Balance Is Higher Than What You Borrowed

You may be surprised to see that your student loan balance is higher than the amount you originally borrowed, even if you've made on-time payments and haven't taken out more loans

New research reveals harsh financial realities of student loans controversy

The findings show almost a quarter (23%) owe more than £20,000 above their original loan amount, with one in ten owing at least £40,000 more than they borrowed.