Education

Nelnet has quietly revised its end-of-SAVE-plan FAQ to shorten its notice timeline: every 90-day notice from the servicer will now go out by the end of 2026. The FAQ previously…

Americans’ confidence in higher education slipped to 38% this year, down from 42% in 2025, according to the new Lumina Foundation-Gallup Confidence in Higher Education survey. The drop erases most…

A new federal lawsuit is trying to answer a question more than 1.5 million student loan borrowers have been asking: did the Department of Education actually cancel the loans it…

The U.S. Department of Education announced that its quadrupling the interest rate discount for federal student loan borrowers who enroll in autopay, raising it from 0.25% to a full 1…

The redevelopment and reuse of old buildings that have outlived their original intention has been a popular trend since the 1970s. From a commercial perspective, former schools remain one of the most…

Federal student loan borrowers wanting to enroll in the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) plan as their next move after SAVE may have a much narrower window to enroll than…

Despite ongoing cost-of-living pressures, millennial parents are finding ways to set money aside for their children’s future, according to a new survey from education savings company Embark Student Corp. Seventy-three…

The final rule caps annual graduate borrowing at $20,500 and professional-student borrowing at $50,000, while also capping Parent PLUS loans for the first time at $20,000 per year and $65,000…

Department of Education is transferring responsibility for defaulted student loan collections to the Department of Treasury. Later phases would expand Treasury’s role to include non-defaulted loans and potentially other Federal…

The TL;DR: SocialMediaCon, Keller Williams’ first-ever social media conference for real estate professionals, takes place Sunday, February 22, in Atlanta, Georgia, and live online. Co-hosted by Gary Keller, Jason Abrams,…