Paying off student loan debt: 5 tips
From automatic debit programs to loan-interest tax tactics, there are some options to consider.
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What to do when colleges revoke their offers
An acceptance and financial aid package can be pulled at any time due to cause.
FAFSA changes could double some family college costs: Are you ready?
Families with more than one child enrolled in college will no longer get a discount. Here’s how to plan.
3 uncomfortable truths about college saving
But these cost and debt challenges can be overcome, with the right knowledge and planning.
Understanding debt: A guide for life’s milestones
From student loans to mortgages, debt offers opportunities … and risks. Know both.
7 ways to pay for grad school
There are some ways to possibly mitigate the hefty cost of an advanced degree.
Your ultimate college guide: Prep, acceptance, attendance, and after
Going to college happens in stages, and each stage takes some financial knowledge and preparation.
7 gifts for college grads that will teach them to save wisely
Try these ideas for financial, but non-cash, gifts that will benefit any college graduate for years to come.
On the hunt for the most generous colleges
To control your tuition costs, start with schools that offer generous scholarships and financial aid.
Tips for choosing the best ‘financial fit’ college
Consider future debt, financial aid, and career services to be sure a college will pay off.
Paying for college with Direct student loans
If you qualify, Direct Loans can lighten your tuition burden. But borrow smart.
What high schoolers need to know about student loans
College-bound kids need to be wary of the pitfalls of unaffordable debt.
When student loan and 401(k) compete
Younger workers must pursue a disciplined approach of paying student loans while saving for retirement.
How students with divorced parents can maximize college financial aid
The marital status of parents can affect the aid available to a student.
Why more parents and professionals owe on student loans
Putting children through school and securing graduate degrees often means borrowing more.
A primer on college financial aid
College tuition continues to rise so understanding financial aid options is critical.
LGBTQ scholarships on the rise
LGBTQ college students and their allies can potentially pare their tuition costs.
What happens to your student loans when you die?
Your parents, children, or spouse may be responsible for what's left behind.
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