Student Loan Servicers Are Robocalling SAVE Borrowers About the July 1 Switch
Student loan servicers are robocalling SAVE borrowers about the July 1 switch. Here’s what the calls say, why they’re happening, and what to do next.

Student loan servicers are robocalling SAVE borrowers about the July 1 switch. Here’s what the calls say, why they’re happening, and what to do next.

Asset allocation is more than just stocks and bonds, you need to think about the bigger buckets of assets in your portfolio.

The Dept. of Education didn’t skip a June student loan status report — its settlement required only six, filed Dec–May. A July 8 hearing decides what’s next.

Borrowers who were defrauded by their colleges can get their federal student loans canceled and payments refunded through the borrower defense program.

$300 billion can’t erase all student debt — but it could make 21 million borrowers debt-free. Here are 5 data-backed ways to spend it, by the numbers.

The Education Department moved special ed to HHS and civil rights to DOJ. IDEA, Title IX, and Section 504 stay in force. Here’s what families should know.

Syracuse University faces its first budget deficit in years after missing Fall 2026 enrollment. Here’s what it means for families weighing the cost.

CIT Bank’s 4.10% APY beats Marcus, Ally, and matches SoFi’s boosted rate — without the direct deposit requirement.

Find the high-yield savings account that can help you earn the most interest on your money.

New graduate loan limits take effect on July 1, and here’s what graduate student borrowers need to know and how to plan.

When saving for your child’s education, what’s the better move, 529 plan, Trump account, or brokerage account? We cover the pros and cons of each. Learn more.
The College Investor® provides the latest news and analysis for saving and paying for college, student loan debt, personal finance, banking, and college admissions.