Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” imposed a number of new student loan changes that kicked in on July 1.

Starting July 1, many student borrowers may tackle higher repayment requirements, fewer program options and greater loan limits.

The changes include tighter caps on borrowing and the final deathblow to a Biden-era plan.

Trump's student-loan changes take effect on July 1, but the millions of borrowers enrolled in SAVE will have time to switch to a new repayment plan.

The changes mean some Americans -- especially lower-income borrowers -- will face higher monthly payments on their student loans.

New repayment rules and borrowing limits start this week. Here's who should pay close attention to the changes.

Loan revamp affects how much students and families can borrow to pay for college, as well as their repayment options.

Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” imposed a number of new student loan changes that kicked in on July 1.

Attention student loan borrowers: Major changes are coming your way, starting Wednesday.

From new student-loan repayment plans to limits to popular loan forgiveness programs, here's what you need to know about the July 1 repayment changes.

Changes to federal student loans that are expected to affect millions of student loan borrowers are taking effect as of July 1

Several impactful changes included in Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill are being implemented starting on Wednesday.