FTC Supports Regulations to Protect Postsecondary Students

Agency comments on Education Department’s efforts to counter deceptive practices in higher education. The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Bureau of Consumer Protection expressed support for the U.S. Department…

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Senate Plan Would Cut College Costs 

A series of bills would also address student debt.  Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Steve Daines of Montana, Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Tim Scott…

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Senate Passes Bill to Halt Student Loan Forgiveness 

A presidential veto is expected.  The Senate passed legislation that overturns the student debt relief plan established by President Biden. That program would give 40 million loan recipients…

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House to Vote on Debt Ceiling

Reservations on the bill remain strong. The House of Representatives is expected to vote on a bill to suspend the debt ceiling Wednesday evening. The bill was negotiated…

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FTC Stops Student Loan Debt Relief Schemes

Debt relief scams conned student borrowers out of millions. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has stopped two companies falsely claiming affiliation with the Department of Education and deceiving…

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House Speaker Unveils Debt Limit Proposal

Debt ceiling would go up, and discretionary spending would come down.  House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California revealed a plan to increase the debt limit and cut government…

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Supreme Court Hears Appeal for Biden Student Loan Cancellation

Skeptical justices point to major questions doctrine. The Supreme Court heard arguments for the appeal from President Biden’s administration to reconsider the legality of President Joe Biden’s plan…

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Education Secretary Proposes Reducing Student Loan Debt

The president’s loan forgiveness program awaits its day in court.  The Department of Education announced a new proposal to cut student loan payments on undergraduate loans by half…

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Supreme Court to Hear Student Loan Forgiveness Case

Oral arguments are scheduled for February. The Supreme Court announced that the justices would hear oral arguments in cases regarding President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan and laws…

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Another Appellate Court Blocks Student Loan Forgiveness

Executive branch program said to exceed congressional delegation of legislative power. The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has upheld a U.S. District Court ruling that blocked President Biden’s…

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