Jeffrey Trull

If you’ve received a call from someone promising credit repair or debt consolidation that seems too good to be true, it might be a credit scam.... Read more

If you’re planning to take out student loans for your second degree, you might think you could draw on your experience with undergraduate debt.... Read more

Most federal student loans have a grace period. A student loan grace period, which generally lasts six months, gives you time to become financially... Read more

You’ve probably heard the cliche ignorance is bliss. But is it? In most cases, knowledge is power — especially with student loans. Knowing how... Read more

You’re struggling. You’re not earning any money. You can’t pay the rent, which means that you need to learn how to defer your student loans... Read more

Americans owe more in student loans than they do on credit cards, but how does that debt impact the rest of their financial lives? If the day comes... Read more

Ending up in student loan collections is like the “penalty box” of student loans. To get there, you’ve done something wrong, and now you’ll... Read more

Most student loan articles focus on struggling college graduates who can’t repay their debt. But what about their parents? We hardly ever hear... Read more

Most student loan articles focus on struggling college graduates who can’t repay their debt. But what about their parents? We hardly ever hear... Read more

One thing we can all agree on: Paying off student loan debt isn’t fun. One of the worst feelings is tearing open your paycheck or seeing your... Read more

If you’re watching the Superbowl on Sunday, you’ll likely be tuned into the Super Bowl commercials. One of the advertisers may jump out: .... Read more

Investing often gets pushed to the back of the line when it comes to financial priorities. If you’re young, retirement might seem incredibly... Read more