Loan Forgiveness

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

As a professional in the field of psychology, you’re likely aware of the toll that financial stress can take on your mental health. And maybe... Read more

Income-driven repayment (IDR) plans — which cap your monthly student loan payments at a fraction of your disposable income — have gotten a lot... Read more

If you live in New York, you already know the high cost of, well, just about everything. But if you also studied there, then you have an even bigger... Read more

Congress' new spending bill has good news for students on Pell Grants and loan forgiveness, but bad news for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and her... Read more

Free money from the government might sound like a pipe dream, but these eight federal programs exist to help you cover the essentials and pay your... Read more

Do you have a Texas-sized student loan burden? Although Texas is one of the more affordable places to pay off student debt, according to Student Loan... Read more

If you’re a librarian, you’re used to people coming to you for information and resources. But when it comes to discharging student loans, you... Read more

Colorado residents nestled in the Rockies don’t just benefit from clean air, exciting winter sports, and beautiful scenery year-round. They also... Read more

When it comes to careers that qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), most people think of members of the police force, military... Read more

It might seem like you have to jump through too many hoops to achieve student loan forgiveness. But wait until you see the math of your debt being... Read more

Imagine having as much as 50 to 100 percent of your student loans wiped away over the next four to five years. Up to $60,000 of debt would be —... Read more