Things to Know Before Borrowing Private Student Loans
Private student loans might seem essential to pay for school, but borrowers should understand the risks before signing up.
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Correcting Errors: Fixing Student Loan Lender and Servicer Mistakes
Servicer mistakes are sometimes a part of life with student loans. Most errors can be easily resolved with minimal effort.
How $10 a month can make a huge difference in your student loans
$10 per month may not sound like a lot of money, but if you can pay $10 extra per month, it can make a huge difference on your student loans.
Do I have to go “All In” on student loan refinancing?
Borrowers don’t have to combine all of their student loans when they refinance. In some cases, keeping a couple loans separate is a really smart idea.
This Student Loan “Hack” is a Terrible Way to Improve Your Credit Score
Delaying student loan repayment in order to build up your credit score is really expensive and not very helpful.
Sheltering Income for lower Student Loan Payments
It is possible for student loan borrowers to have income excluded from their income-driven repayment plan calculations.
Getting the most from your minimum payment
Some minimum payments are better than others. Careful borrowers can maximize the value of each minimum payment.
Should I Consolidate My Federal Loans Into A Private Loan?
Private consolidation of federal loans has major risks and major rewards. With no way to undo the decision, borrowers need to be certain they’re not making a mistake.
Should I Borrow Extra Student Loans to Maximize Forgiveness?
If student loan forgiveness is your plan to pay off your student loans, borrowing extra might seem harmless. However, there are a few major risks.