IBR Student Loan Forgiveness Resumes After Pause
The Education Department resumes IBR student loan forgiveness after a year-long pause. Borrowers are now receiving approval notices.
AFT Lawsuit Could Speed Up Student Loan Forgiveness
AFT lawsuit seeks class action status to speed up student loan forgiveness for over a million borrowers.
40 Top Colleges Beat Lawsuit Over Financial Aid “Price Fixing”
A judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming 40 U.S. colleges colluded on aid. Here’s what it means for families and tuition costs.
Cash App Blocked $2 Billion In Scam Payments
Cash App is a financial services platform that has been aggressive in combating fraud for its users.
Unemployment Rates By Education Level
BLS data shows unemployment rates drop with higher education, with college grads facing less job loss than non-grads.
Leaving The SAVE Plan: Options For Borrowers
Should you leave SAVE now or wait? We break down repayment options for borrowers.
How Long Does It Really Take To Get Student Loan Forgiveness?
From 5 to 30 years, student loan forgiveness programs vary. Make sure you understand the rules so you can create a solid plan.
Harvard Risks Federal Aid Over Admissions Dispute
Federal officials threaten Harvard’s Title IV access amid an admissions investigation and new financial monitoring rules.
BMO $400 Cash Bonus For New Checking Accounts
BMO is offering up to a $400 cash bonus for new BMO customers who open a checking account and meet the qualifying activity requirements.
What Is An Estate Plan And Why Do You Need One Right Now?
“Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman did not plan a will or trust before his death. Here’s why you need to plan your estate before you die.
Education Dept. Accused Of Blocking Student Loan Forgiveness
The AFT has filed an amended complaint seeking to unblock student loan forgiveness and stop harmful delays at the Education Department.