Scam Alert: Fake Settlement Offers
Student loan scammers are trying to trick borrowers into making a large payment to “settle” their debt. Several red flags make it clear these emails are not legitimate.
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Help! I need more money than the Estimated Cost of Attendance
The estimated cost of attendance usually limits student loan borrowing. However, there are a couple ways around this issue.
Getting a Lower Interest Rate with Navient
Navient may temporarily reduce interest rates to help borrowers struggling with their loans. Learn how to apply for the Rate Reduction Program.
Does FAFSA Money Run Out?
FAFSA funds don’t run out, but there are a couple deadlines borrowers don’t want to miss. Early submission may also mean additional student aid.
Rehabilitation or Consolidation for Defaulted Student Loans?
Consolidation is a quick fix to defaulted federal student loans. Rehabilitation takes a bit longer but has some major advantages.
Why We Deny the Student Loan Crisis
There is a scientific explanation for the reason people deny problems like the student loan crisis.
Should Parents Be Expected To Pay For College?
Parental responsibility for college tuition is a complicated question. There are several factors to consider when deciding who should foot the bill.
Managing your student loans when you are out of the country
Whether your a living abroad or on extended travel, it is important to have a plan in place to manage your student loan bills.
Guide to Getting your First Student Loan
Getting that first student loan is usually easy. Finding the right student loan takes bit of time, but it is worth the effort.
