1098-T Explained: Scholarships, Taxes, and Credits
Learn how Form 1098-T works, when scholarships are taxable, and how families can maximize education tax credits.

Learn how Form 1098-T works, when scholarships are taxable, and how families can maximize education tax credits.

Yale expands free tuition, FAFSA filings surge, universities tighten budgets, and new research questions who college aid really helps.

From Super Bowl winners to lipstick sales, these weird stock market indicators have a surprising track record. Here’s what they really say about the market in 2026.

ICR and PAYE end in 2028. Learn how borrowers can prepare, compare IBR and RAP, and avoid repayment surprises.

Tired of paying your monthly rent and getting nothing in return? Bilt allows you to earn rewards on your rent payments. Find out how in our Bilt Rewards review.

A new Fidelity survey shows student loans are delaying homeownership, increasing stress, and reducing retirement savings for millions of borrowers.

We’ve found the best student discounts for cell phones, music, streaming services, and more to save money in college.

Student loan forgiveness may be taxable starting in 2026. Learn about the student loan tax bomb, what counts, what doesn’t, and how much it will cost you.

IRS Cycle Codes are 8 digit numbers than can be translated into a date that you can use to understand when certain things are processed.

Some borrowers must consolidate federal student loans before June 30, 2026 to keep access to income-driven repayment and forgiveness programs.

Here’s our list of the 50 best ways that you can save money in college and live on a tight budget while still having fun!
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