They Said Student Loan Forgiveness Is Always Tax-Free — Not Anymore in 2026
Forgiveness isn’t always federally tax-free now – the 2021 exclusion expired after Dec. 31, 2025, but PSLF, teacher and disability discharges stay excluded.
Forgiveness isn’t always federally tax-free now – the 2021 exclusion expired after Dec. 31, 2025, but PSLF, teacher and disability discharges stay excluded.
The Ninth Circuit’s July 17, 2026 ruling rejected the Department of Education’s appeal in Sweet v. McMahon. Here’s who gets automatic discharge and who doesn’t.
No company can get your federal student loans forgiven faster — applying is free at StudentAid.gov, and charging upfront fees is often illegal. Here’s the proof.
Federal judges struck down the Trump PSLF rule one day before it took effect. Here’s what it means for public service borrowers caught in the whiplash.
The bigger 1% student loan autopay discount skips borrowers in default. Here’s how to get out of default first — and the 2026 consolidation trap to avoid.
Student loan forgiveness is taxable again in 2026 — but a rule most borrowers have never heard of can erase the bill entirely.
Sweet v. McMahon borrower defense deadline is April 15, 2026. Here’s who qualifies for automatic student loan discharge and exactly what to do now.
Ninth Circuit rejects Education Department’s emergency appeal, clearing student loan discharges for 205,000 Sweet v. McMahon borrowers. Notices start next week.
576,000 student loan borrowers are stuck waiting for income-driven repayment plan processing. Zero loan discharges in February 2026. Here’s what to do.
A federal district court permanently struck down the SAVE plan on March 11, 2026, affecting 7 million borrowers. Here’s what IBR, PAYE, ICR, and the new RAP plan mean for your forgiveness timeline — and what to do if you’re pursuing PSLF.