Student Loans
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Sallie Mae Cuts Full-Year EPS Guidance Due to Higher Charge-Offs
Sallie Mae (SLM Corp.), the private student loan company, now expects full-year earnings per share to be $1.95 to $2.05, down from its earlier guidance of $3.10 to $3.20, after logging higher charge-o
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Trump Administration Launches Student Loan Default Support Center
The Trump administration on Wednesday announced the launch of the "Defaulted Loan Support Center," aimed at providing information and options for borrowers who have defaulted on student loans. Treasur
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U.S. Education Department extends student loan interest rate discount deadline to Dec. 31, offering 1 percentage point reduction
U.S. Education Department extends student loan interest rate discount deadline to Dec. 31, offering 1 percentage point reduction
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A Conference Board study warns rising U.S. deficits could increase student loan costs, with a hypothetical $75,000 loan potentially seeing payments rise by $44,000 in a default scenario.
The study highlights that increasing U.S. deficits can push up interest rates, making student loans more expensive. It notes that lower deficits could reduce lifetime payments by about $14,000 for a h
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Some U.S. states are expanding their student loan programs in response to new federal borrowing limits, but consumer advocates are warning of the risks involved
As new federal student loan borrowing limits take effect, some U.S. states—including Connecticut, Minnesota, and Rhode Island—have expanded their respective student loan programs.Under President Donal
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Sallie Mae Cuts Full-Year EPS Guidance Due to Higher Charge-Offs
Sallie Mae (SLM Corp.), the private student loan company, now expects full-year earnings per share to be $1.95 to $2.05, down from its earlier guidance of $3.10 to $3.20, after logging higher charge-o
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Trump Administration Launches Student Loan Default Support Center
The Trump administration on Wednesday announced the launch of the "Defaulted Loan Support Center," aimed at providing information and options for borrowers who have defaulted on student loans. Treasur
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U.S. Education Department extends student loan interest rate discount deadline to Dec. 31, offering 1 percentage point reduction
U.S. Education Department extends student loan interest rate discount deadline to Dec. 31, offering 1 percentage point reduction
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A Conference Board study warns rising U.S. deficits could increase student loan costs, with a hypothetical $75,000 loan potentially seeing payments rise by $44,000 in a default scenario.
The study highlights that increasing U.S. deficits can push up interest rates, making student loans more expensive. It notes that lower deficits could reduce lifetime payments by about $14,000 for a h
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Some U.S. states are expanding their student loan programs in response to new federal borrowing limits, but consumer advocates are warning of the risks involved
As new federal student loan borrowing limits take effect, some U.S. states—including Connecticut, Minnesota, and Rhode Island—have expanded their respective student loan programs.Under President Donal
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