After a pandemic-related pause of more than five years, the U.S. Department of Education has resumed debt collections on ...

The Department of Education has announced that 0% loans will start accruing interest on August 1 for student loan borrowers ...

The larger a monthly check you start out with, the less benefit cuts are likely to hurt you. So it could pay to wait until ...

Starting in August, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will claw back overpayments, potentially reducing recipients’ ...

Having your wages garnished can create a serious dent in your paycheck. Here are some tips for getting by on a lower income ...

Social Security will resume garnishing 50% of monthly benefits to recover overpayments—up from the previous 10%. Over a million recipients could be affected by this major policy shift.

Roughly 2 million Americans owed money to the Social Security Administration due to overpayments in 2023, according to KFF ...

Retirees on fixed incomes get a temporary reprieve from student loan collections, but working Americans with defaulted loans ...

With an effective date of April 25 on the SSA's communication, it means the 90-day grace period is up as of July 24. The ...

An aggressive Social Security garnishment is underway. Here's how you can avoid it President Donald Trump's administration is aiming to claw back overpayments from Social Security beneficiaries.

While Social Security recipients are safe for now, the Department of Education said that defaulted student loan borrowers could see their wages garnished in the coming months.

The Trump administration handed relief to some Social Security recipients by pausing the garnishment of benefits for student loan borrowers who've defaulted.