Unless Congress Acts, Stafford Loan Interest Rates Will Double this Summer
Unless Congress acts, a planned increase in the interest rate for federal student loans, set to take effect in July, will double to 6.8 percent. That would cost students who’ve borrowed the maximum Stafford loan an addition $4,800 over the 10-year repayment period.
Tools and advice for students and borrowers impacted by the Coronavirus.Because things are moving so quickly, there are some…
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The Honorable Nancy PelosiSpeaker of the HouseU.S. House of RepresentativesH-232, The CapitolWashington, DC 20515The Honorable Mitch McConnellMajority LeaderU.…
The recently released Coronavirus Aid, Relief, Economic Stimulus (CARES) Act allocated more than $6 billion in aid to institutions…
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Canceling student loans is front and center in the national discussion because coalitions like The Debt Collective and Movement…
Meet Sancia Celestin, a senior at George Mason University. Raised by her mother, a Haitian immigrant who works 12-hour…
For millions of college-going students, one of the most urgent concerns is the rising cost of college and how…
WASHINGTON (December 17, 2019) — The idea that students from low-income backgrounds can work their way through college with…
WASHINGTON (December 11, 2019) – Today, Denise Forte, vice president of partnerships and engagement at The Education Trust, issued…
WASHINGTON (December 4, 2019) – Today, Wil Del Pilar, vice president of higher education at The Education Trust, issued…
The Education Trust is committed to expanding high-quality educational opportunities to individuals who are incarcerated and otherwise impacted by…
