Fed loophole lets lenders keep using college logos to pitch student loans

After six years battling Education Department, the government finally has forgiven Tina Brooks.

Students who defaulted on a college loan have one less tool to help them negotiate with collections agencies now that the U.S. Education Dep

Roughly $10 billion in Recovery Act funds went to guarantee housing loans in rural areas, but an audit shows the program lent to a high numb

After an investigation by ProPublica and Center for Public Integrity last week found that the Department of Education’s bureaucratic program

Borrowers who become severely disabled can get federal student loans forgiven, but the program for deciding whether they qualify is a dysfun

For-profit schools that specialize in health care, offer web-based classes, and/or are owned by a publicly-traded company depend most heavil

Car-title loans are a quick way to get money but woe to those who fall behind in payments

Schools steered students toward "preferred lenders," who charged students inflated rates and bribed schools

Nonprofit lenders in at least 10 states ran afoul of state and federal rules between 1993 and 2008