Student Loan Advice

Student loan debt is a burden at any age, but if you’re older and concerned about your debt’s impact on your retirement or on sending your own... 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

When you take out federal student loans, you don’t get to choose your servicer. The Department of Education assigns you one, whether it’s... Read more

There are all sorts of ways that moving eases your student loan repayment. You might leave the state (or country) to lower your cost of living or tax... Read more

Nearly 300,000 international students are enrolled in Japan’s universities each year. And because Japan is among the more expensive countries to... Read more

Welcome to Student Loan News, a weekly summary of developments and events affecting college debt in the U.S. Join us each Friday for a look at... Read more

Living outside of the U.S. can be an amazing experience, but it presents its own challenges when it comes to student loan repayment. Even if you’re... Read more

If you're shopping for the best debt consolidation loan rates, you need this guide. See five debt consolidation loan companies with low rates and... Read more

If you have high credit card balances, the interest can be overwhelming. These credit card consolidation loans potentially can save you time and... Read more

When you’re focused on paying off debt, high interest rates can be demoralizing. It’s deflating to watch a sizable portion of each payment go... Read more

Transitioning from the military to civilian life is a big enough change in itself. Add a job search on top of that, and it might just feel... Read more

This blog does not provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney directly. Nearly 92% of undergraduate private student... Read more