Additionally, Trump’s administration is reviewing potential changes to the PSLF program that could impact eligibility. There are also discussions about restructuring student loan oversight ...

The shift represents a significant administrative overhaul, affecting approximately 44 million Americans who currently hold federal student loans. Despite the change in oversight, experts ...

“it would just mean that a different agency was performing the oversight,” said Mayotte. “Terms and conditions of the loans aren’t going to change, the servicers aren’t going to change.” False: ...

This unprecedented change comes from Trump’s effort ... Moved To The SBA Despite the seismic shift in federal student loan management oversight, experts underscore that borrowers’ obligations ...

Borrowers face long delays and limited support as federal agencies slash staff. Self-advocacy and documentation are more ...

President Trump has said he plans to move oversight of student loans to the Small Business Administration – which is also expected to see a drastic cut to its workforce. Congress still has to ...

“States can regulate and enforce, but they can’t fix the structural problems in how repayment is administered,” said Michele ...

If the CFPB goes away, there may be less lender and loan servicer oversight ... the changes in the CFPB and political pressure, however, the lawsuit has been dropped, according to the Student ...

The department currently oversees federal student loan programs ... An effective transfer of educational oversight to the states will mean more autonomy for local communities.