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What’s happening in Washington this week: The Department of Education updated the PSLF form, the 2027-28 FAFSA launched, and new reports highlighted loan limits, student debt, and SAVE repayment deadlines.
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In Washington this week: Congress passed a funding measure to avoid a shutdown, Treasury proposed new tax-exempt rules for schools, analysis of graduate financing after Grad PLUS, and recent PSLF legal challenges.
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The Department of Education proposed accreditation reforms, new data revealed how families are paying for college, and ACE examined what's next for federal higher education policy.
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More students are asking about private loans as federal student loan rates rise. Derek Brainard, Senior Director of Financial Education, told @USATODAY: "Federal borrowing may no longer cover the full cost of attendance."
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IBR or RAP? Both are income-driven repayment plans, but they can produce very different outcomes over time. Learn how payments, interest, forgiveness, and plan-switching rules compare.
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In Washington this week: Updates to the NSLDS Enrollment Reporting Guide, the House advances a government funding bill, Senate lawmakers move higher ed legislation forward, and concerns grow over student loan scams.
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As Senate HELP considers a number of higher education bills in its upcoming markup, we continue to advocate for the College Transparency Act, which would expand access to student-level data.
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In advance of the upcoming Senate HELP markup, we reiterate our support for the State-Based Education Loan Awareness Act which would help borrowers access nonprofit and state-based financing options.
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In Washington this week: Dept. of Education proposes PSLF application updates, litigation over professional degree programs continues, student loan defaults rise, and Congress considers new higher ed legislation.
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