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The College Investor Audio Show — 92 episodes
Free Community College Pays For Itself, New NBER Study Finds
Senators Demand ED Account for $1 Billion Student Loan Fund as Defaults Hit 9M
New Bill Would Use IRS Data To Automatically Put Struggling Student Loan Borrowers Into Low Payments
NIL Money And Taxes: What College Athletes Owe The IRS, The FAFSA, And Their Agent
ED Changes Grad PLUS Rule: Credit Hours Now Decide Who Keeps Uncapped Student Loans
Parent PLUS Caps At $20,000 A Year, Leaving Cosigners Fewer Options In Year 4
PSLF Payment Counts Drop as Education Department Corrects IDR Adjustment Errors
Sanders Bill Would Ban Social Security Garnishment For Defaulted Student Loans
College Is Not Risk-Free: The Hidden Costs Families Never Expect
Education Department Moves To Break Up Accreditor Power With New Proposed Rule
The Final SAVE Plan Lawsuit Is Fully Briefed — Here’s When Borrowers Could Get An Answer
ED Changes Grad PLUS Rule: Credit Hours Now Decide Who Keeps Uncapped Student Loans
Families Spent $34,019 On College Last Year, Up 10%
Unions Sue To Block Student Loan Rule That Caps Nursing And Social Work Borrowing At $100,000
Nearly 92% Of U.S. Kids Qualify For The New $1,700 Federal Scholarship Tax Credit
OIG Report: Education Department Cut 40% Of Staff, Gutting Student Loan Oversight
Senate Committee Advances Bill To Block Education Department Transfers
Senate Bill Would Exempt State Student Loans From 2007 Scandal Conflict Rules
Student Loan Interest Elimination Act Gets Second Push as Defaults Hit $233 Billion
Howard University Readmits 200 Of 502 Unenrolled Freshmen After Backlash
You Insure the Phone, the Car, and the Spring Break Trip. Why Not the $30,000 Tuition Bill?
Waiting On Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Cost Borrowers Up To 43%, NBER Finds
SoFi’s SEC Filing Says Its Private Student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
MOHELA Glitch Hits Student Loan Borrowers With False Past-Due Notices
Department of Education Tells IDR Applicants To Reapply After Payment Error
Seniors With Defaulted Student Loans Could Lose Over $2,000 A Year In Benefits
Ninth Circuit Rejects Education Department’s Bid To Delay Loan Forgiveness
Millions Leaving SAVE Could Still Owe $0 Per Month — But Most Haven’t Run The Numbers
Federal Judge Rules Trump Administration Can’t Cancel Grants Over New Agency Priorities
Education Department Asks Court To Toss Final Lawsuit Blocking SAVE Plan Shutdown
DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Harvard’s $630 Million In China-Based Funding
Gallup: Americans’ Confidence In Higher Education Falls To 38% As AI Doubts Grow
Common Sense Media Rates Google AI Search An “Unacceptable Risk” For Kids
IRS Data: Families Paid Just $464 On Average In 529 Plan Penalties
Nelnet FAQ Signals Department Of Education Cut SAVE Exit Timeline By 3 Months
How Employers Can Contribute $2,500 To Trump Accounts
New Department of Education Rule Makes Accreditors Prove Degrees Are Worth The Cost
Lawsuit Demands Proof Education Dept. Delivered $23 Billion in Student Loan Forgiveness
Applied For SAVE But Never Got In? Loan Servicers Are Denying Applications
New Bill Would Let Teachers Double-Dip PSLF And Teacher Loan Forgiveness
Staying In SAVE Forbearance Has Cost Borrowers $3,500 Each — Here’s What Every Scenario Costs
Why Consolidating Your Student Loans in 2026 Can Set You Back
Education Department Will Cut Federal Loans From Low-Earning College Programs
What Changed for Student Loan Borrowers on July 1, 2026
ED Expands Professional Degree List to 29 Programs After Court Order
Federal Judge Strikes Down Education Dept.’s New PSLF Employer Rule
Faculty Unions Oppose 3-Year Degrees As Massachusetts, Virginia And Ohio Push Ahead
Syracuse University Admits First Budget Deficit in Years After Missing 2026 Enrollment
SAVE Student Loan Plan Timeline Estimates: When To Expect To Leave
The Latest Updates On Student Loan Changes
States Push to Block New PSLF Employer Rule Before July 1 Deadline
Department of Education Bumps Autopay Interest Discount to 1% — Here’s Who Wins
House Democrat Files Resolution to Impeach Education Secretary Linda McMahon
Student Loan Servicers Are Robocalling SAVE Borrowers About the July 1 Switch
Universities Cut Jobs and Degrees as International Graduate Students Vanish in 2026
62 Lawmakers Demand Education Department Act on Student Loan Default Crisis
Vet and Medical Students Face Loan Disbursement Delays as OBBBA Rollout Stalls Aid
House Spending Bill Would Eliminate Subsidized Student Loans To Pay For Pell
Under Secretary of Education Nicholas Kent Explains the July 1 Student Loan Changes
Could Your College Close? 5 Warning Signs Every Family Should Watch For
College Pricing Black Box: How Colleges Inflate the Cost of a Degree
Gen Z Got Only 38% Right On A Basic Money Quiz — The Worst Of Any Generation
Mizzou Tuition Rising 4% This Fall After Board Of Curators Vote
Cal State Approves 3-Year Bachelor’s Degrees Across All 22 Campuses
Education Department Sends SAVE Borrowers a “Courtesy” Warning Before July 1 Formal Notices Begin
How Mandatory College Fees Like SMU’s $8,080 Catch Families Off Guard
Wage Garnishment On Defaulted Student Loans Restarts This Fall
Dan Zibel of Student Defense on AI in Admissions, Student Data Rights, and the AI Bill of Rights
UC Irvine Cuts MBA Tuition to $99,000 to Slip Under New Federal Loan Cap
Education Department Stops Updating Key School Data After Cutting Research Arm
Federal Student Loan Rates Set To Rise For The 2026-27 School Year
SAVE Forbearance Is Ending: 7 Million Borrowers Face Repayment Restart
Tyler West On Saving For College, Picking The Right School, And Avoiding The Student Loan Trap
8 Colleges Closing In 2026: Here's What To Know About These Closures And Mergers
Department of Education Finalizes Loan Limits and Repayment Plan Changes
Preston Cooper on the ROI of College, Grad School Risks, and What AI Changes About the Math
How The Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) Works: Payments, Eligibility, And Forgiveness
43 Million Americans Have Some College But No Degree — Here’s Why They Left
Education Department Tells Borrowers To Expect Repayment, Not Forgiveness
Judge Approves $425M Capital One 360 Savings Settlement — Payments Expected July
New Analysis Projects Class Of 2026 Will Borrow $43,500 For A Bachelor’s Degree
Treasury Set To Ramp Up Defaulted Student Loan Collections In July
Democratic Senators File Resolution to Block Trump PSLF Employer Restrictions
California Tops List of States With Highest Student Aid Fraud at $171 Million
554,000 Borrowers Still Stuck in Student Loan Repayment Backlog Despite Record Processing
89,720 PSLF Buyback Applications Are Pending — But Many Borrowers Won’t Need Them
College Board’s Education Pays 2026 Report Confirms: A Degree Still Pays Off
Why You Shouldn’t Name Minor Children As Beneficiaries
5 Beneficiary Designation Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan
The Education Department Is Exposing Tens of Millions in Covid-Era Fraud
Lending Club CD Alternative
How To Optimize Your Taxes When You Side Hustle