The law would refinance existing federal student loans to a 0 percent interest rate.

The ruling keeps the government on the hook to process long-delayed debt relief for borrowers who say they were misled by their schools.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren re-introduced a bill in Congress on July 21 that would strengthen oversight in the college accreditation process with the goal of reducing student debt. One of the goals of the A

President Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. The Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday that the Education Department has finalized a rule that will force schools to prove that the loans students are taking out are paying off.

Whether it's comparing lenders, improving your credit, adding a co-signer or signing up for autopay, these steps can help you lock in a low student loan rate.

Students with bad or no credit could still be elligible for private student loans, but they should consider options like federal loans and scholarships first.

Major changes to the rules governing federal student loans went into effect this month and are rippling across the system. Here's a breakdown of the biggest updates.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin reintroduced a bill that would strengthen college accreditation and prevent unmanageable student debt.