Student Loan Advice

Americans owe more in student loans than they do on credit cards, but how does that debt impact the rest of their financial lives? If the day comes... Read more

In 2012, 71 percent of college graduates left school with student loan debt, according to the Institute for College Access & Success (TICAS).... Read more

2020 presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) rolled out her proposal Monday for addressing the student loan crisis, including an... Read more

Since 1992, the federal government has recognized more than 490 colleges as Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), or schools with a full-time student... Read more

Many borrowers are having a hard time repaying their federal student loans — and the government and its collection agencies are having an even... Read more

You recently applied for student loan refinancing, a car loan or maybe a mortgage, but soon after are notified that your application was not... Read more

With life’s busy schedule, it’s hard for most of us to dig through all the information thrown our way. Each week we scour the media universe 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

I am not 40-years-old yet. Sometimes I close my eyes and envision what I have accomplished at 40 years old. There are certainly personal goals of... Read more

Private student loans don’t usually come with the same borrower protections and repayment options as federal student loans do. This makes private... Read more

It happens all the time. Someone who has just been hired, or hasn’t worked for a company for very long, makes more money than someone who has been... Read more

Private student loan requirements are worth knowing about. Federal student loans are usually a better choice, but they don’t always cover your full... Read more