For many borrowers, repayment of federal student loans is a scary proposition. Massive balances and unaffordable monthly bills scare some into thinking they will never pay off their student loans. To the government’s credit, help

To many Americans, a college education is at the heart of the American dream. The idea is simple: get a good education, earn a good living, and provide an even better life for your kids.

For some borrowers, student loan forgiveness is their only hope for debt freedom. For other borrowers, loan forgiveness is a pipe dream that only complicates repayment. This article is for the second group. In some

(BPT) – If there’s a high school senior in your family, your life may be busy with college applications and excitement over the coming changes. But along with that excitement can come anxiety about how

When shopping for student loan refinance rates, you may encounter some very competitive interest rates. Refinancing your student loans to get a lower rate could make a difference to your life, but rates are shown

When it comes to paying for college, interest rates can seem difficult to understand. There are two different types of interest rates, which change according to outside factors, like government guidelines, and factors you control,

In many households across America, Dave Ramsey is a trusted advisor on all personal finance matters. He dispenses straightforward instructions and a healthy dose of motivation to his followers. Unfortuantely, the desire to provide clear

As we head into the dog days of summer, all eyes in the student loan world are focused on President Joe Biden. The big question is whether or not he will be extending the federal

On their own, income-driven repayment plans like Income-Based Repayment (IBR) and Pay As You Earn (PAYE) can be complicated. When borrowers get married, the repayment strategy and calculations get even more complicated. The married borrowers

The federal student loan payment and interest cannot last forever, and Joe Biden won’t cancel all existing federal loans. These two facts point to an inevitability: federal student loan payments will resume. Though there are