Department of Education Tells IDR Applicants To Reapply After Payment Error
The Department of Education is emailing IDR applicants that an error produced incorrect payment amounts and they must reapply. Here’s how to check your status.
How Much Does It Cost To Join A Sorority Or Fraternity
The cost to join a sorority or fraternity can be high. There are lots of extra costs beyond just paying dues, luckily, there are ways to help pay for it.
Waiting On Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Cost Borrowers Up To 43%, NBER Finds
New NBER research finds borrowers who expected student loan forgiveness or pause extensions paid less, spent more, and are now far more likely to be delinquent.
FutureMoney Review: A Family Investing Platform
Wondering if FutureMoney is worth it? See how its family investing platform, Trump Accounts, Sidecar, and Junior Roth IRA compare.
Best Student Loan Refinance Rates for July 23, 2026: Credible Leads At 3.63%
Compare today’s student loan refinancing rates and see which lenders offer the lowest APRs for July 23, 2026.
House Education Committee Advances Bill Defining Sex As Biological Under Title IX
The House education committee advanced H.R. 8781 to define sex as biological under Title IX. Here’s what it means for K-12 schools and colleges.
New Data Reveals A Growing Class Of Americans: Educated But Not Wealthy
41.5% of recent college graduates are underemployed, per NY Fed data. Here’s why more education isn’t automatically producing more wealth.
Married with Student Loan Debt: What Each Spouse Needs to Know
Here is what each spouse needs to know about being married with student loan debt, and how it can help or hurt your marriage emotionally.
Best 12-Month CD Rates for July 22, 2026: Up to 4.15%
Compare 1-year CD rates and find the highest yields for July 22, 2026.
House Democrats Demand Education Department Reverse Civil Rights And Special Ed Transfers
More than 80 House Democrats demand Education Secretary Linda McMahon reverse plans moving civil rights enforcement to DOJ and special education to HHS.
Oklahoma Gave Babies $1,000 In 529 Plans: New Data Shows They’re Using It For College
Oklahoma newborns given $1,000 in 529 accounts in 2007 sent $349,550 to 70 schools in year one. New SEED OK data shows use didn’t vary by race or income.