Shannon Insler

Congratulations, college grads! You survived all-nighters, dorms, exams, and the agony of choosing a major. And now you finally have that hard-earned... Read more

Are you a traveler with good credit looking for a new credit card? The Chase Sapphire Reserve could be the card for you. Here’s a deep dive on... Read more

When someone realizes they have a spending problem, getting to the root of it isn’t often the first step they take. After all, a spending problem... Read more

Alicia Stacey Hyatte is a woman who knows what she wants and stops at nothing to make it happen. And when her goals change, so does her strategy. In... Read more

When you have student loans, going back to school can be a financial challenge. While getting a new degree may be a winning strategy for making that... Read more

Did you know a lack of financial literacy could cost you tens of thousands of dollars in your lifetime? Yes, personal finance may not be the most... Read more

Student loan default can happen to anyone. All it takes is one unexpected event, such as a medical emergency or job loss, that leads to several... Read more

Income-driven repayment plans are a wonderful tool for federal student loan borrowers. While they don’t help you pay off debt faster, the cap on... Read more

If you’re feeling stressed at work, you’re not alone. Two alarming studies show how financial stress is affecting Americans in the workplace.... Read more

You get a call from a debt collection agency. Your first, panicked thought is, “I don’t owe anything!” And then massive anxiety kicks... Read more

There are many times when student loan refinancing is a good idea. But, like all financial strategies, there are gray areas and risks. One of the... Read more

Yesterday, news broke that James Runcie, head of the Federal Office of Student Aid, resigned. According to The New York Times, Runcie’s resignation... Read more