Student loan borrowers who have spent years planning around tax-free forgiveness are waking up to a very different reality.

The "One Big, Beautiful Bill" created a new repayment plan starting in 2026 that will reduce the amount of loans some borrowers can have. Loan forgiveness will once again be taxable, and some ...

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Millions of borrowers who are behind can expect the government to tighten the options in 2026. Experts say take action now to ...

You don't need to itemize to save on taxes in 2026. These 13 overlooked deductions and adjustments can lower your taxable income and reduce what you owe.

The IRS has issued proposed regulations for the temporary car loan interest deduction enacted under the new tax law.

New tax rules may reshape how you manage student loan costs, but the real benefits depend on timing, income limits, and careful filing.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andrew Leahey is an attorney and law professor that covers tax. Starting in tax year 2025, taxpayers will be able to deduct up to ...

American taxpayers aged 65 and older will receive a new $6,000 bonus tax deduction next year as part of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The temporary deduction comes alongside ...

The Department of Education building in Washington, D.C., March 24, 2025. Editorial Fellow Millions of student loan borrowers whose monthly payments were reduced to as low as $0 under a forgiveness ...

The Trump administration has reached an agreement that could end President Biden's signature student loan repayment plan, a move that may force millions of borrowers back into repayment. The Education ...