Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) - set up to cut US government spending - claims to have saved, on average, more than $10bn a week since President Trump entered office. "We're talking about almost $200bn and rising fast," Trump told the BBC when talking about Mr Musk's cost-cutting drive on 23 April.

Elon Musk said he would keep doing part-time work for the Trump administration beyond next month, raising more questions about his role and whether the White House is following the rules.

The government is preparing to start collecting on student loans in default. Before that happens, a financial planner has advice on what to do.

In two weeks, loan holders will start the process of seeking money from borrowers who have missed payments for 270 days or more.

The Department of Education is set to resume collections on defaulted federal student loans, ending a pause that's been in place since 2020. Starting May 5, the agency will partner with the Treasury Department to begin collecting these overdue payments.