Forgiveness for federal student loans will be taxable under IDR plans starting in 2026—reviving concerns about potential tax ‘bombs.’ See concrete steps to reduce or plan for your bill, the exceptions that are still tax-free, and how to check your own scenario before surprises arrive.
Debt & Credit
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Wage garnishment for defaulted student loans resumes January 2026. Learn how income-driven plans, rehabilitation, consolidation, and …
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Gas and heating costs are up, but concrete help is available. Learn how utility hardship grants, …
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With lawmakers debating a 10% national credit card rate cap, what could change for your payments—and …
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North Carolina just wiped away $6.5B in medical debt through Medicaid expansion and hospital policies. What’s …
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States like Michigan and Georgia are ramping up nurse loan forgiveness programs for 2025—see where fast-track …
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States are tackling medical debt in new ways for 2025—some even stop bills before they start. …
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Some states now let you apply for rent and utility help together—here’s how bundled assistance can …
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Next year’s tax credit changes could influence how easily you access debt relief and repayment help. …
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Winter 2025 brings new hardship loans and disaster grants—see how to compare options, check eligibility, and …