The “Inspirational” Student Loan Payoff Stories Are Harmful
Many major media outlets get a lot of clicks by publishing “inspirational” student loan payoff success stories. This trend needs to stop.
Many major media outlets get a lot of clicks by publishing “inspirational” student loan payoff success stories. This trend needs to stop.
Getting student loans discharged through Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) isn’t easy, but it isn’t as hard as some news reports make it sound.
If you are a 1099 worker or run a business, IDR calculations might seem complicated or potentially unfair, but there are ways to work the numbers in your favor.
Knocking out half of your student loan debt may open up new doors to eliminate the second half of your balance with more ease.
Wealthy doctors and Harvard grads are not the people who would benefit from student loan forgiveness or debt cancellation programs.
Leaving a PSLF eligible job for the private sector might seem like a bad idea, but there are some situations where the move makes sense.
Repayment options for Parent PLUS loans include income-driven repayment plans, loan forgiveness, and refinancing.
Refinancing might be a great idea, or it could be a horrible mistake. It all depends on your existing loans and personal circumstances.
Refinancing student debt during college usually isn’t an option, but there are moves to be made during school that make a big difference when you start repayment.