Are you a ‘dependent’ undergraduate student? If your answer to that last question is a yes, have you heard of Direct PLUS Loans? Parents of dependent undergraduate students use Direct PLUS Loans to help pay for college, university, or career …
We typically use the words, ‘college’ and ‘university,’ interchangeably, however, while both institutions offer undergraduate education, there are key differences between colleges and universities all students should be aware of when choosing to attend either a college or university. Universities …
The Biden-Haris Administration extended student loan repayment through August 31st, which will provide additional time for borrowers to plan for the resumption of payments, reducing the risk of delinquency and defaults after a restart. The Department of Education will also …
As of 2022, the average student will likely accrue more than $30,000 in student loan debt. According to the National Center For Education Statistics, 66.6% of the population will be affected by student loan debt. As a result, a majority …
The United States Department of Education (DOE) offers students loans to cover the cost of college or their career school through the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. Loans through this program are known as “direct” loans, in which …
College is stressful enough, and establishing plans for after the journey can feel daunting. Being an adult means paving the way for yourself, paying bills, and handling unexpected adulting issues. However, having a plan can relieve anxiety and keep you …
Covid has impacted everything and everyone in one way or another. One of the most significant impacts has been on the financial condition of individuals for which the federal government has allotted funds to aid those affected. The U.S. Department …
When committing to get married, debt often takes a seat at the forefront and brings unwanted thoughts to the couple’s mind. If one or both of the engaged spouses is still a student, questions may arise, such as how the marriage …
If you are in college or recently graduated, retirement is probably the last thing on your mind. Securing a well-paying career and funding your lifestyle should be a priority. However, if you took out student loans, like millions of other …
In the United States, a considerable percentage of college students take out federal student loans for higher education. With the U.S. Department of Education and the federal government acting as the lender, they are highly favored over private loans. When …