Student Loan Insights, Tips, and Updates

How 401(k) and 457 Retirement Plan Contributions Lower Student Loan Payments

Putting money in a retirement account can mean lower student loan payments and more student loan forgiveness.

Tax season presents several opportunities for borrowers to lower student loan payments and move closer to loan forgiveness.

A small change to the IDR payment options has created an opportunity for borrowers to get student loan interest relief.

If your federal student loan balance suddenly drops to zero, there are several logical reasons that might explain what happened.

8.8 million federal borrowers haven’t paid their October bill, and affordable payments may not be the biggest issue.

In a few weeks, a little known deadline will pass and many borrowers will miss out on a great opportunity for quicker student loan forgiveness.

$borrowers wrestle with increasing student loan interest rates$

Oustside of a couple exceptions, most borrowers will want to steer clear of student loan refinancing while interest rates are high.

The newly announced SAVE plan will eliminate or change most of the income-driven repayment plans currently available.

Federal student loan perks provide borrowers with valuable protections during retirement.