Student debt eats away home deposit savings to the tune of £2,000 a year, says Barclays
A Barclays report reveals that individuals with student debt save nearly £2,000 less annually for home deposits compared to those without such loans.
‘Frustration, anger, confusion’: Trump administration leaves millions without clear path to paying off student loans
A federal appeals court has ordered the end of the Biden administration's Save Plan for student loan repayment, creating uncertainty for millions of borrowers.
Rachel Reeves vows to fix 'broken' student loans system
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledges that the student loans system is broken but indicates that the government is not prioritizing immediate reforms.
How Rachel Reeves made it harder to pay off student loans
The recent changes to the student loans system announced by Rachel Reeves have led to increased difficulties for borrowers, particularly young workers with rising debt burdens.
Increasingly Indebted to Study in Madrid, Where Loans Have Grown by 61.5% Since 2020: 'There is Little Public Offering'
The demand for educational loans in Madrid has surged by 61.5% since 2020, attributed to the lack of public offerings and the necessity for quick professional outcomes.
Again, NELFUND extends student loan application for 2025/2026 academic session
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has extended the application deadline for student loans for the 2025/2026 academic session to accommodate requests from institutions.
MPs launch student loans inquiry amid ‘perfect storm’ for young people in UK
UK MPs have initiated an inquiry into student loans due to mounting economic pressures facing young adults, including high interest rates and repayments.
MPs launch investigation into student loans system
A committee of MPs in the UK is investigating the student loans system in response to public dissatisfaction over loan terms and a freeze on repayment thresholds.
Good news for those with student debt: a judge halts Donald Trump's attempt to eliminate the SAVE plan
A federal judge has ruled against President Donald Trump's effort to terminate the SAVE student loan repayment program, guaranteeing its continuation until at least 2028.
NELFUND commends DELSU for allowing loan beneficiaries to sit for exams
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has praised Delta State University for allowing verified loan beneficiaries to participate in exams.
Vice-chancellor calls for review into student loans for those without A-levels
The vice-chancellor of the University of Birmingham advocates for a review of student loan eligibility, particularly for students lacking A-levels, in light of a funding crisis in England's universities.
Britons could pay £10,000 extra after student loan change
A freeze on the student loan repayment threshold announced in the UK budget may lead to some graduates paying an extra £10,000 in repayments over time.
Ontario students plan demonstration over Ford government’s OSAP changes
Ontario students are organizing a demonstration at Queen's Park to protest the Ford government's changes to student loans and tuition fees.
Library services will become pay-per-use – student Piritta Pennanen fears having to cut back on food
The National Repository Library in Kuopio has made its interlibrary loans and article copies chargeable, surprising student Piritta Pennanen, who feels the financial strain.
It’s been decreed: something must be done about student loans in England
Student loan debt in England has become increasingly burdensome, leading to calls for reform from politicians and public figures.
NELFUND receives 1.69 million applications, disburses 183.8 billion Naira
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has received nearly 1.7 million applications and disbursed over 183 billion Naira as the application period closes.
Martin Lewis addresses backlash after difficult week as he says 'my skin is far too thin'
Financial expert Martin Lewis discusses the criticism he faced following a heated exchange with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch on ITV's Good Morning Britain.
Good news for Illinois: the law signed by JB Pritzker on loans that will come into effect in 2026
Illinois is implementing a new law in 2026 aimed at regulating student loan and educational financing agreements to protect consumers from predatory lending practices.
Labour ministers explore ways of easing burden of plan 2 student loans
UK ministers are considering options to alleviate the financial strain of plan 2 student loans due to increased repayment pressures, with discussions about changing repayment thresholds and inflation rates.
Student loans hope after Martin Lewis slams 'horrible' decision for graduates
Martin Lewis criticizes the UK government's decision to freeze the repayment threshold for Plan 2 student loans, which has stirred controversy among graduates and politicians alike.
Starmer hints at changing student loans system
Sir Keir Starmer indicated that the UK government is considering reforms to the student loans system to make it fairer.
Income Limits for Student Loan Interest Aid Increase in March
Income limits for student loan interest aid in Finland will rise in March, according to the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela).
Income limits for student loan interest assistance will increase in March
The income limits for student loan interest assistance in Finland will rise in March, according to the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (Kela).
Student loan crisis in England and Wales is a scam on graduates, say angry MPs
Labour MPs in the UK have condemned the student loan system as a scam, urging for changes due to the rising debt burden on graduates.
Kela support that many do not realize to apply for – the benefit is greatest for those with low income and a lot of debt
A little-known financial support from Kela is underutilized by recent graduates, offering significant benefits for those with low incomes and high debt.
Good Morning Britain reveals truth behind Martin Lewis' 'ambush' of Kemi Badenoch interview
The hosts of Good Morning Britain discussed the unexpected appearance of financial expert Martin Lewis during an interview with Kemi Badenoch regarding student loan policies.
‘It’s not a freebie’: Ford government defends OSAP changes as opposition continues
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stands firm on changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), stating that funding for student loans is no longer a free entitlement as opposition mounts.
Martin Lewis issues apology after ambushing Kemi Badenoch live on Good Morning Britain
Martin Lewis apologized on social media for interrupting Kemi Badenoch during her interview on Good Morning Britain.
Martin Lewis ambushes Badenoch on Good Morning Britain over student loans plan
Kemi Badenoch was unexpectedly challenged live on air by finance expert Martin Lewis regarding the government's student loan interest rate cut proposal.
Good Morning Britain chaos as star 'ambushes' guest's interview
Good Morning Britain experienced a chaotic moment when presenter Martin Lewis interrupted an interview with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to add his perspective on student loans.
The pressure is building on government to reform student loan repayments
The UK government faces increasing pressure to reform student loan repayments amid a Labour rebellion over a three-year freeze on repayment thresholds.
Tories would scrap ‘debt trap’ of high interest student loans, says Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch announced that the Conservative Party plans to eliminate high interest rates on student loans, increasing pressure on Labour to address the issue.
Key update on Plan B student loans as minister 'sees issue'
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has acknowledged the widespread concerns about Plan B student loans and indicated a willingness to review the system without committing to specific reforms.
What we know about the OSAP changes announced by Doug Ford
The Ontario government announced significant changes to its student financial aid program, OSAP, limiting grants to 25% of total aid and increasing loans effective Fall 2026.
Fies 2026: Single Call Results for the First Semester Released
The Brazilian Ministry of Education has released the results of the single call for the Fies financing program for the first semester of 2026, which offers interest-free loans to eligible students.
The Saeima adopts several amendments to the Higher Education Law
The Saeima has approved amendments aimed at improving higher education programs in Latvia, allowing for more practical-based learning in doctoral programs and broadening eligibility for student loans.
Ford government faces ‘save OSAP’ campaign to reverse student loan changes
The Ontario government under Premier Doug Ford is facing mounting opposition to changes in the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) that favor loans over grants as part of efforts to reform post-secondary funding.
Kela's support changes shock – clear message from the youth
Changes to Finland's Kela benefits have caused widespread shock among students receiving aftercare support, forcing many to consider taking out student loans or risking their education.
Britons living in Europe face repayment hikes amid Reeves student loans row
UK graduates residing in Europe are set to experience significant increases in their student loan repayments starting in April, stirring controversy amid ongoing debates surrounding student debt reform.
'My student debt is soaring though I'm paying back - rich get off easy'
The article discusses the frustration of a graduate whose student debt continues to increase despite regularly making payments, highlighting inequalities in the student loan system.
NELFUND disburses ₦31.3m students’ loan to Kano varsity
Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed ₦31,335,500 to the Kaduna State College of Education for student loans in the 2025/2026 academic session.
Student loans show that difficult decisions will only worsen in the United Kingdom
The UK faces increasingly challenging structural issues regarding student loans, with graduates often leaving university buried in significant debt.
Students disappointed by Ontario’s cuts to OSAP grants, tuition freeze lift
Ontario students express concern over government cuts to OSAP grants and the lifting of a tuition freeze, fearing increased debt burdens.
NELFUND disburses ₦392.8 million students’ loan to Delta University
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has disbursed ₦392.8 million in student loans to Delta State University, benefiting 1,854 students.
Scholarship Interest Rates Soar, Limit Approaches - A Difference of Four Years After Graduation Results in an Increase of 780,000 Yen in Total Repayment
The rise in scholarship interest rates in Japan, resulting from a revision in financial policies, has significantly increased repayment amounts for students graduating four years apart.
Vulnerable youth forced to take student loans shocks organizations
Child and family organizations are shocked by the recent requirement for students under child protection care to apply for student loans before receiving social assistance.
Are you in trouble because of your student loan? Answer the survey and share your experiences
Growing financial burdens from rising student loan interest rates are causing increased distress among Finnish students, leading to significant amounts of unpaid loans.
NUS urges ‘loan shark’ Reeves to reverse changes to student debt repayment
Protesters gathered outside the Houses of Parliament to oppose new student loan repayment changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, which they feel will increase their financial burden.
Over 28,000 Students May Have Their Study Grants Reclaimed
Over 28,000 students in Finland could be required to pay back their study grants due to exceeding the annual income limit in 2024.
Morning Rundown: The main headlines, best video and what will shape today's news
Today's headlines from Sky News include Ukrainian defiance in Chernihiv, British actor Robert Aramayo winning a BAFTA, and ongoing pressure on the UK government to reform student loans.