What's next for 7 million student-loan borrowers now that SAVE is over
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What's next for 7 million student-loan borrowers now that SAVE is over
"In the coming weeks, the Department will issue clear guidance on next steps for borrowers enrolled in the illegal SAVE Plan, including details regarding how borrowers can move into a legal repayment plan. The Trump Administration will continue to realign the federal student loan portfolio to better serve students and taxpayers."
"The 8th Circuit ordered a district court to approve President Donald Trump's proposed settlement with the state of Missouri to eliminate the plan ahead of its 2028 phaseout. This means that once the settlement is formally approved in court, the Department of Education can proceed with eliminating the SAVE plan and transitioning borrowers to new plans that are likely to result in higher monthly payments."
"The SAVE plan was created by former President Joe Biden in 2023, intended to give borrowers cheaper monthly payments with a shorter timeline to debt relief. The plan has been blocked since the summer of 2024 due to litigation filed by GOP-led states, including Missouri."
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered a district court to approve President Trump's settlement with Missouri to eliminate the SAVE student-loan repayment plan. Once formally approved, the Department of Education will transition enrolled borrowers to alternative repayment plans expected to result in higher monthly payments. The SAVE plan, created by President Biden in 2023 to provide cheaper monthly payments and faster debt relief, has been blocked since summer 2024 due to litigation from GOP-led states. The Education Department will issue guidance in coming weeks on how borrowers can move to legal repayment plans as part of the Trump Administration's effort to realign the federal student loan portfolio.
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