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The graduated repayment plan lets you repay federal student loans by starting small with lower payments, though those payments will then grow in... Read more

If you’re saving for college, you might be familiar with 529 plans. A 529 college savings plan is a tax-advantaged account where you can save and... Read more

Note that the situation for student loans has changed due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and relief efforts from the government, student... Read more

A student loan servicer is a company that performs administrative tasks on behalf of a lender, such as the U.S. Department of Education. These... Read more

If your child is seeking a private student loan, you’ll likely need to act as their student loan cosigner. New undergraduates typically can’t... Read more

Note that collections on all federal student loans have been suspended as part of the efforts to ease the economic impact of the coronavirus... Read more

What do you think of when you hear the words “financial planner”? For many, the title may conjure images of older men behind fancy mahogany desks... Read more

There are a lot of different ways to go about repaying your student loans. And for good reason: Personal finance is personal, and what works for one... Read more

Whether you’re graduating soon or are just out of school and staring at the end of your debt repayment grace period, you may be asking yourself:... Read more

Income-driven repayment plans can help student loan borrowers who have a lot of debt from school but don’t earn enough money to reasonably afford... Read more

Most college graduates leave school with a number of different student loans, racked up throughout their years of study. Each of these loans can come... Read more

If you need help paying for college, sometimes grants or scholarships don’t cut it. Although it’s important to avoid debt when possible, seeking... Read more