
Significant changes are coming to the federal student loan repayment system, with the termination of income-driven plans like the SAVE program. Borrowers will now face higher monthly payments and longer timelines to qualify for loan forgiveness, leaving both current students and graduates scrambling to understand their options.
National Today

Both current college students and graduates alike are scrambling to figure out to do regarding their student loans, with major changes coming to the federal loan repayment system. Various repayment plans are being terminated – like the SAVE plan, which will end in July.
FOX Fargo, ND

Millions of people with student loans will soon face a big change. A possible update to the SAVE Repayment Plan could give borrowers just 90 days to switch plans or risk being moved into the Standard Repayment Plan with higher payments.
ABC Harrisonburg, VA

The Depart of Education has delayed garnishing wages from defaulted student loan borrowers, but many borrowers are still struggling to pay off their degrees.
ABC Toledo, OH

New survey says Gen Z students feel confident getting a job after graduating
CBS Rockford
Brandon Kazimer
Jill Schmidt PR
brandon@jillschmidtpr.com