Paul Sisolak

Colleges and universities exist for one very important reason: to give students a rewarding higher education. Despite this common academic goal, the... Read more

Picture graduating from college and landing a job that offers a good salary, health benefits, a retirement package — and your employer will help... Read more

Are student loans good or are student loans bad? Are they a big benefit, or do they just add up to one poor investment? As we’ll see, they can be... Read more

If you start early enough, socking away money in a 529 college savings plan is one of the smartest ways to offset the rising costs of tuition.... Read more

The average cost for tuition and fees at a four-year, out-of-state public college is $23,890. With rising tuition costs, having a cosigner for your... Read more

Student loans can be expensive and time-consuming, and they put borrowers at the risk of going deeper into debt if they don’t stay on top of their... Read more

It’s safe to say that none of the millions of student loan borrowers with defaulted debt ever thought they would wind up in such a precarious... Read more

Preparing yourself for the real costs of college, like tuition, books, and fees, can loom large over your finances. It’s easy to overlook all... Read more

The average graduate from the Class of 2016 carries over $37,000 in student loan debt. This can create a huge financial struggle for anybody looking... Read more

The average student loan interest rate changes periodically, and has varied substantially over time, with rates starting of around 6.94% or greater... Read more

Thanks to various class loads, exams, and homework deadlines — not to mention looming amounts of student debt — college can be a... Read more

We’re full swing into tax season, and you’ll either have received — or soon will be receiving — all the necessary forms you need to file your... Read more