By Angie Picardo I was among the lucky few students in the U.S. that graduate college without any loans. After two years at a local community college, I was able... read more →
According to the Project on Student Loan Debt: Seven in 10 college graduates (71%) finish school with an average of $29,400 in student loan debt.
Q: “I need to borrow more than $100,000 for a four‑year degree; where can I get a student loan?” A reader of AskTheMoneyCoach.com recently wanted some financial advice regarding her... read more →
Q: I did not have a high school diploma or a GED when I enrolled in college. Am I responsible for my student loans? A: Before a college provides you with... read more →
If you’ve applied for multiple student loans and have several balances, your payments may be mistakenly credited to the wrong account at any given time. Keep in mind that interest... read more →
If you have federal student loans, you actually have numerous options from... read more →
When you get a federal student loan deferment or forbearance, it's a way for the government to allow you to temporarily postpone making repayments on your student loans, or to... read more →
As tough as it may be to repay your student loans, there actually are several incentives for you to pay off those college debts and to do so on time.... read more →
