The Grad PLUS loans historically allowed graduate and professional students to borrow up to the full cost of attendance, covering tuition, fees, and living expenses without a specific loan limit.

College Ave reports the federal Grad PLUS loan program is eliminated for new borrowers as of July 1, 2026, requiring students ...

The SAVE plan has ended and new borrowing rules are in effect. Here's what federal student loan borrowers should do now.

If you are a student loan borrower, you should pay close attention to upcoming changes to your repayment plan. Student loan programs are about to change starting July 1, including fewer repayment ...

Sweeping federal student loan changes start July 1. Borrowers face new caps and repayment plan shifts that may affect your ...

Trump's Department of Education announced the final rule for its student-loan repayment overhaul that will roll out in July.

Leaders at Navient and Sallie Mae said that Trump's sweeping student-loan repayment changes will be a boon to their private lending business.

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Reforms passed by Congress last year take effect next month, changing the way students borrow and repay loans taken out to help pay for a college education.

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Starting July 1, 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces major federal student loan reforms, including new repayment plans, borrowing caps, and the end of Grad PLUS loans.

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