Education Dept Extends Student Loan Autopay Deadline to Dec. 31
The Education Department has extended the deadline for borrowers to enroll in autopay and receive a 1-percentage-point interest rate reduction until December 31.
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3 publishers have covered this in 4 articles since 29 Sept 2026. All Content from Business Insider published first, on 29 September at 14:45 UTC; Quartz followed 27h 15m later. The most recent article, from The Hill News, appeared on 3 October at 15:00 UTC.
Outlets reporting it: The Hill News (major outlet), All Content from Business Insider, Quartz.
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How it unfolded
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- All Content from Business InsiderStudent-loan borrowers now have 3 more months to enroll in a temporary repayment benefit
- QuartzEducation Department extends student loan autopay rate cut deadline to Dec. 31
- All Content from Business InsiderStudent-loan borrowers get notices saying they have 30 more days to pick a new repayment plan
- The Hill NewsDeadline to reduce your student loan interest rate extended: What to know
Sources
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- Deadline to reduce your student loan interest rate extended: What to know The Hill News ·
- Student-loan borrowers get notices saying they have 30 more days to pick a new repayment plan All Content from Business Insider
- Education Department extends student loan autopay rate cut deadline to Dec. 31 Quartz
- Student-loan borrowers now have 3 more months to enroll in a temporary repayment benefit All Content from Business Insider
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