Student Loan Advice

Repaying student loans — or other large debts — can be a long, hard road. Suddenly coming into some cash, however, could provide a significant... Read more

You wanted to help a loved one to pay for their college education, so you decided to be a cosigner on a student loan. At the time, it seemed like a... Read more

“I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.” Author Douglas Adams probably wasn’t talking about student loans, but... Read more

As you near the finish line for paying off your debt, you can look forward to an improved credit score. A higher credit score can boost your chances... Read more

Discharging student loans through bankruptcy is difficult. You’ll have to prove that repaying them would cause you “undue hardship,” a test... Read more

How far would you go to get your child into the school of their dreams? That’s become a very relevant question to ask in the wake of the recent... Read more

Job search rejection hurts, and it’s hard not to take it personally. But such job application rejection is common, considering how many job seekers... Read more

The requirements for receiving Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) are either too cumbersome to meet or too confusing to follow, critics of the... Read more

After pouring four years of your life and thousands of dollars into your college education, you’ll want to make sure you get the most out of your... Read more

With an early career median salary of $40,000, communications degree-holders don’t always have room in their postgraduate budget to pay off student... Read more

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

If you majored in social work and are preparing for graduation, student loans are likely weighing heavily on you. Graduates with a bachelor’s... Read more