The court ruled Friday that Biden's plan to cancel thousands of dollars in student loan debt should be put on hold while legal challenges play out in court.

A federal appeals court temporarily put a stop to imminent payouts from a program that could cancel billions of dollars in federal student loans. The White House says borrowers should continue to apply

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked President Biden's student debt relief program. The ruling prohibits any student loan debt from being discharged until the court rules on the appeal. » Subscribe to

A federal appeals court issued an administrative stay temporarily blocking Biden's loan cancellation plan. The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals issued the stay while it considers a motion from six Republican-led states to

The student loan forgiveness plan, which will tally about $400 billion, could begin as soon as Sunday.

The online application form for widespread student debt relief is now open. Borrowers have until Dec. 31, 2023 to fill it out.

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A Wisconsin taxpayers association asked the Supreme Court Wednesday to block the White House’s student loan forgiveness program before funds start rolling out to borrowers later this month, one of several legal challenges

President Biden said more than 40 million Americans are now eligible to apply for his student debt cancellation program. Those who qualify could receive up to $20,000 in debt forgiveness.