Should you refinance student loans? Pros, cons, and advice
Refinancing or consolidating your student loans can lower payments but change important terms.
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Why more parents and professionals owe on student loans
Putting children through school and securing graduate degrees often means borrowing more.
Want to take a 'gap year'? Check your wallet
More high school graduates, in light of the current crisis, are putting college on hold.
Parent PLUS loans: Digging out of debt
Parents who are struggling to repay student loans may find relief through refinancing or other options.
Repaying student loans early: How to do it right
If you don’t know what you’re doing, your extra student loan payments could be going to waste.
How to request more financial aid for college after a job loss
Learn how students can get financial aid help when they or parents are hit with an income loss.
Do you share a dentist’s need for disability income insurance?
Physical and mental demands can make some professions, like dentistry, ripe for disabling afflictions.
How to handle student loan debt
Understand how your student loans fall into your overall debt load, then make a plan.
6 ways to cut college costs in half
Cut college costs by as much as half by studying abroad, leveling down, or paying in-state tuition.
Refinancing student loans: Variable or fixed interest rate?
Refinancing your student loans with a variable or fixed interest rate is a big decision.
Biggest college freshman financial blunders
How to help your college freshman avoid money mistakes.
A primer on college financial aid
College tuition continues to rise so understanding financial aid options is critical.
Getting remarried and your child’s college financial aid
Does remarriage help or hurt a student’s college financial aid package?
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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