Several provisions in the spending bill outline new ways employers can help workers save for retirement.
Category: Student Loans
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White House Extends Pause on Student Loan Payments
The Biden administration said it will hold off on collecting payments to give courts time to rule on lawsuits that have blocked the president’s debt cancellation plan.
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Appeals Court Blocks Biden’s Student Debt Cancellation Plan
The decision comes days after the government temporarily stopped accepting applications for the debt relief because of legal challenges.
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Texas Judge Strikes Down Biden’s Student Debt Cancellation
The ruling adds to the legal obstacles the president faces in his plan to cancel up to $20,000 per borrower in federal student loan debt.
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What Fed Rate Increases Mean for Mortgages, Credit Cards and More
Savers will benefit and borrowers can expect to pay more on credit cards, student loans and other forms of debt.
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Education Department Expands Student Loan Relief Programs
A lengthy set of rule changes will reduce the total cost for many federal student loan borrowers and ease rules for debt elimination.
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Deadline Nearing, White House Plans Wider Changes to Public Service Student Loan Relief
Loan servicers are overwhelmed with calls from applicants seeking to meet an Oct. 31 deadline for taking advantage of temporary changes to a long-troubled aid program.
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Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Biden’s Student Debt Relief Plan
A federal appeals court temporarily halted President Biden’s debt relief plan, preventing the government from moving forward with the debt cancellation it had said could start as early as next week.
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Biden Says 22 Million Americans Have Applied for Student Loan Debt Relief
President Biden accused Republicans of hypocrisy for trying to block the debt forgiveness.
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Biden Opens Applications for Student Debt Cancellation
The government hopes to help tens of millions of borrowers before federal student loan payments are due again in January.
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The Student Loan Borrowers Who Keep Missing Out on Relief
In a startling change, many in the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) program may no longer be eligible for up to $20,000 in debt cancellation.
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Government Starts Taking Applications for Student Debt Cancellation
The Education Department said it was “beta testing” a form that it intends to use to eliminate millions of federal student loans.