Fewer student loan borrowers falling behind on payments: Report

Student Loan Update: Debt Drops by Billions as Delinquencies Fall

New data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows student loan borrowers collectively owed less debt during the quarter.

Student loan repayments could leave graduates £185,000 worse off in retirement

Graduates could be left with £185,000 less in retirement savings because of the amount they are paying towards their student loans, a new report suggests.The warning has sparked calls for student loan repayments to be slashed from nine per cent to five per cent, giving graduates more money to put towards their future.A typical graduate in England now faces lifetime student loan repayments of £56,240, according to research from the Intergeneratio…

Fewer student loan borrowers falling behind on payments: Report

Student loan delinquency rates fell to 7.8 percent in Q2 2025, per the NY Fed. Total household debt dropped to $18.77 trillion.

Student loan delinquencies are stabilizing after policy change, report shows

While the rate of delinquent student loans may be stabilizing, the end of the SAVE plan may end up with more borrowers slipping into default

Student loan delinquencies starting to stabilize, New York Fed says

Since a pandemic-era pause on payments, some of the 40 million federal student loan borrowers are still struggling to pay back Uncle Sam, but fewer people are falling into delinquency.