The Punishment For Lying On The FAFSA
Lying on the FAFSA can bring $20,000 fines, 5 years in prison, and loss of aid. Learn the real penalties and how to correct mistakes.
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What Abigail Spanberger’s Win Means for Virginia Students
Virginia’s governor-elect Abigail Spanberger’s plan for education boosts K–12 rigor, college aid, and HBCU support.
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NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani plans tuition aid and free buses for students, which could help fulfill his economic campaign promises.
Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IULs): What To Know
Indexed Universal Life Insurance, or IUL, is a hybrid insurance product that seeks to combine insurance with investing. However, there are a lot of cons.
Tuition Reciprocity Agreements Can Help Save On College
Learn how tuition reciprocity programs can cut college costs for out-of-state students by thousands.
How Much Interest Accrues Monthly On A Student Loan?
Learn how much interest accrues monthly on your student loan and discover strategies like auto-debit and refinancing to reduce your interest costs.
Prepaid vs. Contract Cell Phone Plans: Which Is Better?
Which is better, prepaid cell phone plans or contract plans? Check out this post to compare the pros and cons.
Cities Sue Over PSLF Employer Rule Change
Cities and unions sue to block a new PSLF rule they say targets public service employers and weaponize a federal loan forgiveness program.
Is Now a Good Time to Refinance Student Loans?
The Fed’s new rate cut may lower private student loan refinance rates. See if now is the right time to lock in savings.
Can You Settle Student Loan Debt For Less Than You Owe?
Settling student loan loan debt is rare, but possible after default. Learn when it can work and why most borrowers should try safer options first.