Am I Going to Regret Aggressive Student Loan Repayment?
Quickly repaying student debt is a great way to save on interest and often the responsible choice, but this strategy does have risks.
The Impact of the Federal Interest and Payment Freeze on Loan Forgiveness (UPDATED)
Forbearance and deferments don’t usually count towards student loan forgiveness, but the Covid-19 payment pause is an exception.
Where to go for Accurate, Objective Student Loan Information and Advice
Tracking down student loan advice usually isn’t hard, but it is really important to verify what you are told.
Opinion: It is Time for the Government to Automate Income-Driven Repayment Certification
Yearly income certification trips up many federal borrowers and this problem could easily be avoided by automating the process.
Navigating Cosigned Student Loans and Mortgage Applications
If you are not careful, cosigned student loans can make it harder to get a mortgage and impact the size of your mortgage.
Can I sign up for IBR, PAYE or SAVE if I don’t have a job?
IDR plans like PAYE, REPAYE, and IBR were designed to provide borrowers with affordable payments. For the unemployed, this often means $0 payments.
Financial Planners: Student Loan Guidance for Your Clients During Covid-19
The Covid-19 student loan relief programs have created many new opportunities for borrowers to eliminate debt.
Using a Refinance or Consolidation to Simplify Bill Payments is Dumb
Streamlining student loan repayment has its advantages, but using a refinance or consolidation for this purpose is asking for trouble.
Tips for Negotiating with Student Loan Lenders
Options for negotiating with student loan lenders are limited, but there are a few circumstances where it can be done.
