Student Loan Advice

You’ve been denied financial aid — now what? Maybe you’ve heard of a financial aid suspension appeal, but how does is work? And what else can... Read more

If you’re struggling with your student loan payments, an income driven repayment plan (IDR) can be a huge help because your payments are capped... Read more

Scrimping, saving and working a side hustle are standard student loan payoff strategies. But these rely on you — and your money — to knock down... 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

Looking ahead at years of student loan bills can be distressing, and programs that can cancel out that debt — like Public Service Loan Forgiveness... Read more

Anyone who borrows money to pay for college will have to pay interest on their debt. For recent graduates breaking into the job market, these rates... Read more

Going to college or graduate school to become a CEO (or other business professional) comes with perks: You can test your ideas on campus, network... Read more

“My finances are a mess.” If this thought has ever crossed your mind, you’re not alone. Lots of people are struggling with how to make a... Read more

They say everything is bigger in Texas, but that doesn’t necessarily include student loan debt. Texas ranked 33rd of 50 states on a 2018 list of... Read more

The average 2018 graduate left college with $29,800 in student loan debt. But when it comes to loans, how much student debt is too much? Too much... Read more

If you’re struggling to pay your student loans, working with a student loan lawyer or attorney can be invaluable. Student loan law is a specialized... Read more

A college degree is supposed to open up job opportunities, but many graduates with student loans have found their career mobility has actually become... Read more