75% Of American Families Now Save For Education, New Report Finds
75% of U.S. families now save for education, but only 30% use 529 plans, according to ISS Market Intelligence’s 2026 529 Industry Analysis report.

75% of U.S. families now save for education, but only 30% use 529 plans, according to ISS Market Intelligence’s 2026 529 Industry Analysis report.

The bipartisan Credit for Prior Learning Act would let students apply up to $2,000 in federal aid toward CLEP, DSST, and prior learning assessment fees.

Our Bitget review covers fees, features, supported cryptocurrencies, copy trading, security, and whether the exchange is worth using.

As of July 1, 2026, all PSLF payments must be made on or before the due date. The 15-day grace period is gone. Here’s what changed and what still counts.

Moody’s revised Brown University’s outlook to negative, affirming its Aa1 rating but warning thin margins and $1.7 billion in debt could bring a downgrade.

Credit union student loans have significant advantages over other types of private loans. Here’s what you need to know.

Class of 2026 seniors set a FAFSA completion record at 59.1%, beating the 2018 mark by nearly 5 points as 200,000 more students filed, NCAN reports.

Private accreditors quietly raised degree requirements for decades. A new federal rule forces them to prove higher credentials are worth the cost.

New bills from Rep. Hayes and Sen. Luján would let teachers count the same teaching service toward both PSLF and Teacher Loan Forgiveness.

Starting July 4, 2026, employers can contribute $2,500 tax-free to Trump Accounts. Here’s how small business owners can use the rule for their kids.

Staying in the SAVE forbearance has cost typical borrowers $3,500 in interest with zero forgiveness credit. See all scenarios before you wait.
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