Education
How the end of the SAVE student loan plan could impact your finances
If you’re one of the millions of federal student loan borrowers in the U.S., you’ve likely heard of the SAVE plan — a...
Thinking of leaving SAVE? Here’s what to weigh before jumping to another IDR plan
If you’ve been riding the SAVE train for a while, you know it’s one of the most hyped student loan repayment options right...
Ways to pay for college without relying on student loans
The idea that higher education must come with decades of debt is a relatively recent belief. For many families, student loans feel like...
Borrowers seeking Public Service Loan Forgiveness now face additional hurdles
Student debt relief has always been a complex equation. For borrowers working in public service, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program offered...
With fewer jobs for new graduates, is a master’s the right move?
The headlines are blunt. “Toughest job market in years.” “Fewer graduate roles.” “Companies freezing hiring or rescinding offers.” For many new college graduates,...
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What happens if you stay in the SAVE payment pause — and why it may cost you
When student loan payments paused under the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, it offered breathing room to borrowers caught in a...
Student loan borrowers brace for bigger monthly payments
Let’s be real: student loans are back, and they’re not playing nice. After a few years of payment pauses, reduced interest, and promises...
What the end of SAVE student loan forbearance means for your debt
The interest-free pause on student loan payments under the federal SAVE plan has officially ended, marking a significant shift in how millions of...
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