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Have your student loan payments gone up?

Millions of Americans with student debt experienced a spike in monthly loan payments starting July 2026 due to federal program changes.
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Beginning in July 2026, millions of Americans with student debt saw their monthly student loan bills spike due to the administration’s changes to federal student loan programs.  

The most affordable income-driven repayment plan—the Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, plan—is ending, and most other income-driven repayment plans are being phased out by 2028. 

Is this affecting you and your family?  

Please let us know by filling out our survey. Sharing your story will show policymakers that student loan borrowers need help now. 


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