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Note that the situation for student loans has changed due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and relief efforts from the government, student... Read more

The 2020 presidential election is around the corner, and while voters might be focusing on the economy or the COVID-19 pandemic, many are also... Read more

The coronavirus outbreak has changed the entire landscape of student loan repayment and refinance. In order to give you the very latest information... Read more

If you haven’t heard of income-share agreements (ISAs), then you probably soon will. This substitute for traditional loans – which calls for... Read more

Even since a major reform of the bankruptcy laws in 2005, discharging private student loans through bankruptcy has been very difficult if not almost... Read more

With the national student debt surpassing $1.64 trillion, student loans have surfaced as a major topic during the presidential race. But as the... Read more

Education debt can drag down consumers of any background, but Black Americans are especially affected by their outstanding student loans, according... Read more

The U.S. Department of Education has announced it signed contracts in June with five federal student loan servicers that it hopes will bring the... Read more

With college costs spiraling out of control and Americans owing more student loans than ever before, college affordability and student loan debt... Read more

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Aug. 8 extending the current pause on federal student loan payments through Dec. 31, 2020, throwing... Read more

Students enrolling in college for the 2020-21 school year are facing a very different set of circumstances than ever before. With the coronavirus... Read more

If you want to get your master’s degree, but are worried about the cost, consider going to graduate school abroad. You can get a top-notch degree... Read more