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A new Gallup survey found that 71% of student-loan borrowers have put off key life events, including finishing their degrees, because of their debt.

While Biden's new student-loan forgiveness plan isn't set to go into effect until the fall, a separate Supreme Court decision could complicate things.

Over 30 million student-loan borrowers could benefit from Biden's new debt relief plan after the Supreme Court struck his first attempt down.

The one-time account adjustment for some student-loan borrowers ends soon. Those without qualifying loans have until the end of April to consolidate.

One area of study accounts for nine of the 14 highest-paying college majors, per the New York Fed's analysis of typical mid-career wages.

Athletic scholarships and NIL deals help athletes pay for college and make money but the odds of following in their footsteps are low.

My six-figure sales job didn't give me stability or enough time with family. So at 39, I decided to go to law school.

Anne, 46, would've "done things differently" with her finances if she had known the student-loan forgiveness she received in June would be reversed.

Biden announced student-loan forgiveness for the first batch of borrowers to benefit from the shortened timeline for relief under the SAVE plan.

Chrystal Copeland separated from her ex-husband two decades ago. But she's still waiting for a law to go into effect to separate their student loans.

Biden will begin canceling student debt for borrowers in the SAVE plan who originally borrowed $12,000 or less and made 10 years of payments.

Since student-loan payments resumed, millions of borrowers have encountered issues with their servicers. The Education Department is cracking down.

Biden announced his administration has approved another round of student-debt relief for public servants and borrowers on income-driven repayment.

College towns have gotten so expensive that some students are going deeper into debt to afford housing.

It was a rollercoaster year for student-loan borrowers after the Supreme Court struck down Biden's first try at debt cancellation. But it's not over.

Bri Conn, a Gen Z worker, and her partner have decided to remain childless because they wouldn't be able to provide the life for their child that they'd want.