Can you pay for college on a credit card and rack up the points? It’s a compelling thought… and the answer is potentially! College is expensive. According to the Education Data Initiative, the average cost of attendance for the 2024-2025 school year is $38,270. To keep up with rising costs, some students and their parents are […]
The Education Department will reopen IDR applications on March 26, but processing remains paused.
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Here is our guide on what to do if my parents claimed me on their taxes even though you’re in college or an adult outside the house.
Trump’s executive order targets K-12, not student loans. Recertification is delayed, but borrowers still face confusion over repayment.
Employee stock purchase plans, or ESPPs, can be a great way to invest at a discount.
The Department of Education is being phased out under Trump’s latest executive order. Learn how this affects students, teachers, and federal aid.
GPA stands for your Grade Point Average, and is used as an indicator of your overall school performance. Here’s how to calculate your GPA.
FSA extends IDR recertification deadlines until 2026, giving borrowers relief amid processing delays. Here’s what you need to know.
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A new lawsuit claims the Department of Education is illegally blocking income-driven student loan repayment plans, leaving borrowers with higher bills.
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