Student loan servicers — the companies paid by the federal government to manage your loan accounts — systematically steered over one million borrowers into costly forbearances instead of income-driven repayment plans, costing them years of progress toward forgiveness and adding…
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Why are men not going to college? In 2025, men represent only 42% of bachelor’s degrees awarded in the United States — the lowest male share on record — while women account for 60% of undergraduate enrollment, a gap that…
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Why are men not going to college? In 2025, only 42% of college students are male — the lowest share ever recorded — meaning there are now 2.4 million more women than men enrolled in American higher education. This collapse…
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For-profit college predatory lending is the practice of recruiting low-income, first-generation, and minority students into expensive, federally-funded degree programs that deliver worthless credentials, produce astronomical dropout rates, and generate billions in profit while leaving students buried in debt they legally…
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The student loan default crisis has reached a breaking point: nearly 25% of federal student loan borrowers with payments due are now delinquent, up from just 9% in 2019, and roughly 1 million borrowers defaulted outright in late 2024 and…
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College tuition was $394/year in 1970. Today it averages $10,340. Here's exactly why it happened, who profited, and why the generation that got cheap college has no interest in fixing it.
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Student loan forgiveness now counts as taxable income under 2026 tax law — turning relief into another financial burden for Millennials and Gen Z.
Student loan debt by generation reveals the full picture: Millennials owe an average of $45,000 while Boomers got nearly free college education.
