SAVE Student Loan Plan Timeline Estimates: What To Expect
Student loan borrowers stuck in SAVE face an upcoming deadline in late 2026 to change their repayment plans.
Can You Settle Federal Student Loans for Less? What the Rules Say in 2026
The U.S. Department of Education can settle federal student debt in certain situations that it’s deemed “uncollectable.” Learn more.
38% Of Students Graduate College Debt-Free — Here’s What They Do Differently
Hoping to graduate college without student loan debt? Our analysis of the NPSAS data shows you how to increase your chances.
What Happened to Discover Student Loans? (And What to Do Now)
Discover stopped issuing student loans in 2024 and sold its $10.1B portfolio. Here’s what current borrowers should know — and the best alternatives.
Borrower Defense Program: How Defrauded Students Can Apply for Federal Loan Forgiveness in 2026
Borrowers who were defrauded by their colleges can get their federal student loans canceled and payments refunded through the borrower defense program.
Tired of Reapplying for Student Loans Every Year? There’s a Better Way
Student Choice offer the unique education line of credit that can save you from reapplying for student loans every year.
Education Line Of Credit vs. Private Student Loans
An education line of credit can help you pay for all four years of college with just one loan application. Here’s what you should know and how they compare to private student loans.
Is Wage Garnishment Ever Cheaper Than Student Loan Repayment?
Wage garnishment rarely beats IBR or RAP on cost. Here’s the math — and the narrow cases where default looks cheaper before fees and credit damage.
How PSLF Buyback Amounts Are Calculated
Learn how PSLF Buyback payments are calculated based on income, family size, and duration of the deferment.
Parent PLUS vs. Private Student Loans In 2026
Compare Parent PLUS vs. private loans for college costs. See what works best for your family’s budget and financial future.
What Credit Score Is Needed To Refinance Student Loans?
Most refinance lenders require a 650 to 680 FICO score, but the lowest advertised rates demand 740-plus. See each lender’s real cutoff here.