Should I Refinance or Wait for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)?
Tax-free student loan forgiveness sounds like a great deal, but there are times quickly paying off your student debt is the best approach.
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Should I go to Law School?
Law school is a great choice for some future attorneys, but others come to regret the decision and the debt.
How to Pay Off Student Loans in Ten Years or Less
Even if you have a larger student loan balance, knocking out student debt in under ten years is a reasonable goal.
Do I have to go “All In” on student loan refinancing?
Borrowers don’t have to combine all of their student loans when they refinance. In some cases, keeping a couple loans separate is a really smart idea.
Parents: Helping with Student Loan Repayment May Be Better than Paying Tuition
Helping pay for college after college might be the best option for many different families.
This Student Loan “Hack” is a Terrible Way to Improve Your Credit Score
Delaying student loan repayment in order to build up your credit score is really expensive and not very helpful.
Biden Student Loan Plan Offers More Hope for Borrowers
Biden isn’t calling for student loan forgiveness for all, but he does want to make some major changes to life with student loan in the United States.
Do Parents Have a Responsibility to Help Their Child Pay for College?
Parents don’t have a legal responsibility to pay for college, but there are financial and non-financial ways in which they should help their children.
Resolving Complaints with Navient or Sallie Mae
If you have a complaint with Sallie Mae or Navient, the key to a positive outcome is to contact the right customer advocate.
