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With two new repayment plans and the impending end of the Saving for a Valuable Education plan, here are all the things borrowers need to know for 2026.

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The federal Repayment Assistance Plan, or RAP, will be the newest student loan repayment plan. President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” passed in 2025, made many changes to federal student loan ...

The state has asked Floridians and airport officials to report weather-altering chemicals. The control tower at Tampa International Airport is seen on Nov. 6. Florida airports are required to report ...

Enterprise Community Development, a local developer, will receive $4,483,653.30 in loans from Virginia for its 96-unit affordable housing project at 1030 Alston Court in Waynesboro. The Affordable and ...

Trump announced a proposed settlement to officially end the SAVE student-loan repayment plan. Borrowers said that they're bracing for much higher monthly student-loan payments. With high costs of ...

DENVER — The U.S. Department of Education is moving to shut down the SAVE plan, a student loan repayment program used by more than 7 million borrowers, following a legal settlement with several states ...

The U.S. Department of Education plans to end a student loan debt forgiveness program used by millions of Americans. The feds said Dec. 9 that they had reached a proposed court settlement to kill the ...

One of Oceanside’s oldest and largest apartment complexes, the 240-unit Sunterra on Sherbourne Drive, will see 75% of its apartments converted to rent-restricted affordable housing with a $105 million ...

As people look ahead to 2026, many are hoping it’s the year they can finally afford to buy a home. One idea that’s gaining traction is a 50-year mortgage, pitched as a way to lower monthly payments.