Why Private Lenders May Not Replace Grad PLUS
New federal loan caps leave graduate students with potentially big gaps. Private lenders may not fill them.
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Student Loan Delinquencies Hit New High as Borrowers Face Fresh Uncertainty
New data shows most student loans remain paused and delinquencies rising as a settlement may force millions to restart payments after five years.
Grad PLUS Loans Will Be Ending In 2026
Congress will be eliminating Grad PLUS Loans. Learn how this could affect law, med, and master’s students.
This Week In College And Money News: December 12, 2025
FAFSA adds a lower-earnings alert, SAVE moves toward phase-out, colleges pursue economic diversity, Pell rules emerge, and Texas loses HSI funds.
Why College Sophomores Should Still File The FAFSA
Didn’t get financial aid freshman year? FAFSA eligibility can change sophomore year. Here’s why filing again matters.
Parent PLUS Borrowers Face A June 30, 2026 Deadline
Parent PLUS borrowers must consolidate by June 30, 2026 to keep access to IBR and ICR. March is the latest safe time to apply.
How To Overcome The Fear Of Investing In The Stock Market
Here is an action plan and strategy set for overcoming the fear of investing in the stock market so that you don’t lose money over time.
Court Deals Final Blow To End SAVE Student Loan Repayment Plan
SAVE is set to end after a court settlement and millions must choose new federal student loan repayment plans.
Trump Accounts vs. 529 Plans: What Parents Need to Know
Compare Trump Accounts and 529 Plans to understand savings limits, tax benefits, and how each impacts education funding.
Holiday Tipping Guide 2025: Who to Tip, How Much, and What to Give
Here’s what you need to know about tipping the mailman and other holiday tipping guidelines this year.
U.S. Six-Year College Graduation Rate Stays at 61%
The six-year college graduation rate remains at 61.1%, which has held relatively steady for the past four years.