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NASDAQ:SLM 9 December 2025 - 1 July 2026

July 1 student loan rules put more investor risk on nonprofit degrees, new data show

July 1 student loan rules put more investor risk on nonprofit degrees, new data show

July 1 student loan changes are shaking up where the risks land. New Department of Education data show fewer for-profit college programs now face losing federal aid under the final earnings rule. Nonprofit schools, on the other hand, now have almost five times more exposure tied to programs flagged as likely to fail. Investors now need to look past tax status and focus on what programs each school runs.
Trump-era loan caps could open door for private lenders in grad school market

Trump-era loan caps could open door for private lenders in grad school market

The July 1 student loan rewrite gives investors a clearer look than most recent fights in Washington: how much demand will shift from unlimited federal credit to private student loans, and how much drops off thanks to price cuts, lower enrollment or tougher credit. The law cuts off new Grad PLUS loans for a lot of grad and professional students, ending the run where eligible students have been able to borrow up to full cost of attendance.
Biggest Stock Losers Today in the U.S. (Dec. 10, 2025): DYN, SLM, KTB, WAY and More Slide as Fed Decision Looms

Biggest Stock Losers Today in the U.S. (Dec. 10, 2025): DYN, SLM, KTB, WAY and More Slide as Fed Decision Looms

U.S. stocks are trading in a holding pattern on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, as Wall Street waits for the Federal Reserve’s final interest‑rate decision of the year. Index moves are modest, but beneath the surface a cluster of mid‑cap names is posting double‑digit percentage declines, led by Dyne Therapeutics, SLM Corp, Kontoor Brands and Waystar Holding. Investing.com+1
SLM Stock Plunges Over 16% After Investor Day: New EPS Targets, Analyst Downgrades and 2026–2028 Outlook for Sallie Mae (SLM)

SLM Stock Plunges Over 16% After Investor Day: New EPS Targets, Analyst Downgrades and 2026–2028 Outlook for Sallie Mae (SLM)

By early U.S. afternoon trading, SLM shares were down roughly 16–17% to around $25.8, versus a recent level near $30.8, with trading volume several times normal. GuruFocus and MarketBeat both cite intraday prices around $25.85–$25.86, implying a drop of about $5 per share and putting the stock not far above its 52‑week low of $23.81 and well below its 52‑week high near $35. GuruFocus+1
9 December 2025
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