There is a long list of resources to knock out federal and private student loans. For many borrowers, the ideal approach will be a combination of some of the programs below.
If you are brand new to student loan repayment, this guide is a helpful starting point.
Ongoing legal challenges and regulatory changes have significantly impacted Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans, leaving borrowers uncertain about the best strategies for managing their student loans. This article provides the most current information to help borrowers navigate these complexities.
The GOP just unveiled a student loan plan that could end forgiveness and reshape repayment. Here’s what it means—and what to do next.
New Republican Plan Targets Loan Forgiveness and IDR Programs. Major reforms could reshape future borrower options and limit college access.
Despite political posturing, major overhauls to established programs face significant hurdles. Avoiding panic-driven decisions can save you money and stress.
Serving your community may come with many student loan perks like repayment assistance and public service student loan forgiveness.
No matter where you work or how much you make, there are paths to student loan forgiveness.
Even if forgiveness is on the table, factors like taxes, income changes, and marriage can affect how much you ultimately pay.
Lenders usually try to make it hard to get a cosigner removed from a student loan, but there are ways around these challenges.
Parent PLUS double consolidation allows borrowers to unlock better repayment plans and lower monthly payments, but the deadline to complete the process is fast approaching.
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