Check out our latest independent surveys and research on student loan debt and millennial money topics.
College tuition has tripled even after adjusting for inflation, per NCES data. We break down the structural forces (from administrative bloat to state funding cuts) driving the increase.
Do more expensive colleges lead to better outcomes? New data shows how tuition, selectivity, and graduation rates are actually connected.
Women now earn the majority of college degrees at every level. Explore 50 years of data on the shifting gender gap in higher education.
We analyze the data of which colleges award and which students receive institutional merit scholarships and financial aid.
A new poll reveals how Americans feel about student loans, college costs, and the Department of Education.
Why are talented, low-income students underrepresented in selective colleges? We explore the causes of undermatching and ways to reduce it.
An analysis of the GAO data on the restart of student loan payments, including how many borrowers are paying their loans or still in deferment.
Only two-thirds of student loan borrowers have resumed payments although payments restarted six months ago.
We surveyed 1,200 student loan borrowers to see if they were ready to resume payments, and here’s what we found.
We polled 1,200 Americans to get the latest on what tax software they used and how much they paid to prepare their taxes.
With the holidays fast approaching, inflation and the stress of paying for gifts weigh heavily on all of our minds. Here’s what a new survey reveals.
