Student-loan borrowers risk being forced into the most expensive repayment plan if they don't take action this month

Source: Business Insider

President Donald Trump's administration is requiring student-loan borrowers to transition off the SAVE repayment plan this year. Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesThe deadline for the first batch of student-loan borrowers to transition off SAVE is September 29. Borrowers are being notified in waves of their 90-day timeframe to pick a new plan.

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Student-loan borrowers risk being forced into the most expensive repayment plan if they don't take action this month

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