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Public service workers were able to get their debts cleared under specific Education Department rules, but not as of today.

Investegate announcements from SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT BECOMES EFFECTIVE

Investegate announcements from COURT SANCTION OF SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT

In about a year, Aaron Parker amassed what's likely the largest collection of Maine DIY punk rock show flyers on the planet.

In the lawsuit, the states ask for an award to the plaintiffs for "reasonable fees, costs, expenses, and disbursements."

According to the National College Attainment Network, only 32 percent of the 2024 high school graduating class submitted a FAFSA.

John, 62, told Newsweek that he lost his job and now fears the debt he took out for his daughter will hang over his head well into his 80s.

FAFSA delays caused many colleges to extend enrollment periods, moving the deadline for students to review financial aid offers for the fall. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa spoke to an expert about the impact and what you can do to be prepared.

Many student loan borrowers are still not back into repayment months after the pandemic-era freeze ended.

Many student loan borrowers are still not back into repayment months after the pandemic-era freeze ended.