Student Loan Advice

Note that the government has paused all repayment on federally held student loans through the end of 2022, with no interest to be charged during that... Read more

Figuring out how to transfer colleges can feel overwhelming, especially after jumping through hoops to get accepted to your current school. But... Read more

Juno student loans use the power of collective bargaining to get lenders to compete for your business and — hopefully — get you a low interest... Read more

You may find you need to apply for student loans to help cover the rising cost of college tuition. After all, about 55% of bachelor’s degree... Read more

Around 84% of U.S. college students receive some form of federal financial aid. However, it’s important to make satisfactory academic progress... Read more

Before you can access financial aid to pay for college, you need to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). And unless you’re... Read more

Ohio student loan forgiveness options come in many forms. Depending on your profession and location, you could qualify for partial or full loan... Read more

Navigating life at college can be overwhelming and stressful. Fortunately, there is a range of low cost to free campus resources to help you make the... Read more

Trade school can be a much more affordable option for students looking to kick-start their careers and don’t want to spend the typical four years... Read more

While refinancing student loans could potentially result in a lower interest rate and more money in your pocket, there are some student loan... Read more

Adverse credit refers to a history of missed or late payments on previous loans or credit cards. Having an adverse credit history may affect your... Read more

Japan is one of the top 10 destinations for U.S. students studying abroad. However, it can also be expensive to go to school there, so many students... Read more