Q: Hello, In 1983 I took out a student loan (private loan backed by the government) for my college education. After attending for 2 years, I went into the workforce and... 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.
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 →
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 →
