Deferment And Forbearance Are Not Student Loan Default
There’s a lot of confusion about whether the SAVE forbearance, other deferments, or $0 payments are considered defaulted for student loans.
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Student Loan Collections Resume May 5: What to Know
Student loan collections restart May 5. Defaulted borrowers face garnishment unless they act now to resolve loans.
Dow Drops Nearly 1,000 Points As Trump Escalates Fed Feud
Dow drops 1,000 points as Trump renews Fed attacks and tariffs unsettle markets. S&P 500 and Nasdaq also fall sharply.
FAFSA Completions Up 60% This Year
Class of 2025 FAFSA completions rise 60%, but rates still trail pre-pandemic levels.
What Happens To Financial Aid If You Take A Gap Year
If you take a gap year, your financial aid package may change. Here’s what happens to your merit aid and need-based aid if you defer enrollment for a year.
Best Second-Chance Checking Accounts In 2026
Are you having a difficult time getting approved for a checking account? If so, take a look at these second-chance checking accounts!
Key Dates For Student Loan Borrowers In 2025
Key student loan deadlines shift for SAVE, IDR, and new borrowers. Here’s what to keep track of for your student loans.
Judge Blocks Trump Plan To Fire 90% Of CFPB Staff
A judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s plan to fire 90% of the CFPB’s workforce.
Capital One And Discover Merger Approved By Fed
The Fed has approved Capital One’s merger with Discover. Discover also faces a $100M fine over credit card fee practices.
Student Loan Statute Of Limitations Timelines (By State)
Private student loans are subject to state statute of limitations laws. Here are the student loan statute of limitations timelines by state.
ScholarshipOwl Review: A Quick Way To Find And Apply For Scholarships
Scholarship matching services like ScholarshipOwl can help you search thousands of scholarships in one location. Is it worth it? Find out in our full review.