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Has your student loan payment suddenly increased and you have no idea why? There are several reasons why the “amount due” portion of your bill might look a bit different than the previous month.
Here’s what you need to know before you call your lender to discuss repayment options.
Choosing the best interest rate when refinancing your student loan can be tricky.
Variable rates are often lower. But are they a good deal? Is it better to go with a fixed interest rate for long-term predictability?
Why does it matter so much?
If you’re struggling to make your student loan payments, you may have wondered if forbearance is a good idea.
While it’s true that forbearance can offer you some temporary relief from student loan payments, that relief can come at a significant cost—and can make paying off your student loans even harder.
Let’s talk about what forbearance is, and if it’s the right option for you.
Have you faced a financial hardship lately that’s preventing you from making payments on your student loan?
If you’re struggling to stay current on your monthly payment or you’ve fallen several months behind, forbearance and deferment are two terms you need to know more about.
If you happen to be one of the 44 million U.S. adults who have student loan debt, making a plan to pay it off in a timely manner can feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to.
By being smart and strategic about how you go about paying down your debt, you can pay off your student loans a little quicker and with a lot less pain. Here are some strategies you can try.
