The Trump administration’s pause on federal grant programs sent shock waves through schools and colleges Tuesday. A judge temporarily blocked the action.

Key Points ・The Department of Education has halted all income-driven repayment (IDR) plan applications, including online and ...

Officials said the order, which was later rescinded, didn't affect FAFSA because the order excluded programs providing direct ...

The freeze did not include federal student loans or grants, and it’s unlikely Trump will pause this funding in the future. While announcements of major changes like this can be jarring ...

Trump's funding freeze has raised concerns over Medicare, SNAP, and student loans. Learn which programs are impacted and how ...

No. Student loans, Pell Grants and other forms of student aid provided directly to individuals were not affected by the freeze. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid application itself is ...

SAVE, which offered millions of borrowers lower monthly payments and a shorter timeline for loan forgiveness, was challenged ...

In response to Trump science policies, universities are accepting fewer graduate students than normal and freezing positions, ...

No. The White House released a Q&A memo on Tuesday afternoon clarifying the order will not impact federal student loans. “Is this a freeze on benefits to Americans like SNAP or student loans?” ...

Here’s what student loan borrowers should be doing now ... and TransUnion) to put a security freeze on your credit report. It’s free to do this, and should prevent other individuals from ...

On Jan. 27, the United States Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued Memo M-25-13, a decision that sparked widespread ...

Borrowers can’t control what President Trump tries to do to student loans or the Education Department. But you can take these ...