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Student Loan Interest Elimination Act: New Rules for Education Financing

This Act completely eliminates interest on federal student loans, allowing citizens to repay only the principal amount borrowed. The changes apply to both new and existing loans and introduce mechanisms to limit tuition increases at universities.
Key points
Starting July 1, 2026, the interest rate on federal student loans will be 0%.
Existing federal loans will be automatically modified to become interest-free.
Borrowers can refinance non-federal student loans into the federal system at 0% interest.
Annual and total loan limits will increase every year to keep up with inflation.
A new Trust Fund will be established to fund additional Pell Grants from investment earnings.
Participating universities must commit to keeping tuition increases below 3% per year.
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Additional Information
Student Loan Interest Elimination Act
Print number: HR 8045
Sponsor: Rep. Courtney, Joe [D-CT-2]
Process start date: 2026-03-24