What’s going on with Coronavirus & student loans? The Coronavirus pandemic has forced many businesses, including schools and universities, to operate differently than they used to. Some schools have closed, […]
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Student Loan Forgiveness for Military Spouses
Many people have wanted student loan forgiveness for military spouses to become a reality for a long time. Some have wished for a disabled veterans spouse student loan forgiveness. All […]
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
If you’re looking for a way to have some of your Federal student loan debt forgiven, you may want to look into Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). In order to […]
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What’s going on with Coronavirus & student loans? The Coronavirus pandemic has forced many businesses, including schools and universities, to operate differently than they used to. Some schools have closed, […]
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The cost of a college education has risen dramatically in recent years. According to U.S. News & World Report, the average cost of tuition and fees for the 2019–2020 school […]
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If you’ve just graduated, it’s time to face the music on your student loans. Your grace period will be over in a matter of months, and average student loans now […]
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Many Americans struggle to pay their student loans. In fact, 10.8% of student loan borrowers are delinquent or in default on payments – that’s 5.5 million people. On average, 3,000 […]
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It has often been said that “modern problems require modern solutions,” and the current $1.56 trillion dollar student debt crisis is indeed a modern problem. As the average student of […]
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If you left college with a lot of student loans, and have started to struggle keeping up with payments along with daily expenses, you may be wondering if you can […]
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Are you considering doing a student loan consolidation? If so, you’re in the right place. We’ll give you the lowdown on consolidation, when it’s a good idea and even show […]
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It’s no secret that there’s a student loan crisis happening in the United States, with $1.56 trillion owed to the federal government, and another $7.8 billion held by private banks. […]
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Student loan debt has skyrocketed up to $1.56 trillion in 2020, with a total of 45 million borrowers across the United States. That makes federal student loan debt the second […]
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Are you wondering what happens to your student loans when you drop out? You’re not alone. Let’s take a look at a few statistics. Just 56% of people who enter […]
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What’s the difference between subsidized vs. unsubsidized student loans? When it comes time to pay for college, most Americans will seek out financial assistance. Whether this is in the form […]
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Joe Biden: Policies on Student Loans & What It Means For You If Joe Biden does indeed emerge from the pending litigation and recounts of the current presidential election as […]
Continue Reading Many people have wanted student loan forgiveness for military spouses to become a reality for a long time. Some have wished for a disabled veterans spouse student loan forgiveness. All […]
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As you prepare to apply to college, there will be a lot to consider: your intended course of study, the size of school you’d like to attend, where you’d like […]
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How to stop student loans from taking your taxes? Everyone’s asking this question. When you are struggling to pay back your student loans and make ends meet at the same […]
Continue Reading If you’re looking for a way to have some of your Federal student loan debt forgiven, you may want to look into Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). In order to […]
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If you are an active duty service member, Reserve, National Guard, or honorably discharged Veteran, you qualify for student loan forgiveness. All branches of the United States Armed Forces – […]
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Grants are a great way to pay off your student loans, usually with money that does not need to be repaid. There may, however, be eligibility requirements as well as […]
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Chase Bank offered both federal and private student loans for less than a decade. They acted as a servicer for government-issued loans, and offered competitive rates on private student loans. […]
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Education can be expensive, and most of us need financial aid. In fact, student loan debt has been on the rise in the US. Aside from federal student aid, there […]
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Before you graduate from college, or shortly after your graduation, you will want to collect information on who is servicing your federal student loans. You will need to know the […]
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What Is Student Loan Rehabilitation? If your federal student loans are in default because you have missed payments for 270 days, you will be given two options for getting out […]
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PNC student loans are provided by The PNC Financial Services Group. It’s one of the largest private lenders and providers of various forms of financial assistance and loan options in […]
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Maybe you started your family young, or you need a graduate degree to advance at your current workplace. Maybe you just want a fulfilling career now that your kids are […]
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They say you can’t put a price on education. Um, yeah, you can! It’s called tuition. A lot of college graduates are left wondering if it was worth going to […]
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