Save Money Today on Your Student Loans
Maybe you just lost your job, you decided to go back to school, or you got hit with an unexpected medical cost. In any case, your finances have changed—and you have to put your student loan on hold.
For federal loans, you have the option of putting your student loan in deferment while you get back on your feet. Here’s a look at how it works and how to apply.
In the past, conventional wisdom pushed everyone into buying a home—because it’s a great investment, plus a key factor in being an adult.
But is that still true?
If you're currently wrestling with student loan debt, you’re not alone. A study done by Brookings Institution found that two in five borrowers are likely to default on their student loans within five years.
But before you go into panic mode, let's talk about what those survey results really mean and discuss ways you can avoid becoming a statistic.
So you've heard about these payment plans that will reduce your monthly student loan bill and you're wondering if they're an urban legend. Let us assure you: these plans do, in fact, exist.
But there are a few things you should understand before you sign up.
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