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Student Loan Borrowers Face 'Complete Mess' As Payments Restart

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borrowers are growing frustrated with the industry, long criticized for miscommunication, bad record keeping and misallocation of payments.

What You Need To Know About Paying Off Student Loans Early

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Borrowers flush with cash have been dumping money into paying down their student debt. Here are the pros and cons.

More U.S. Colleges Are At Risk Of Closing Or Merging, Fitch Says

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Fitch noted enrollment declines as well as pressures on tuition and student fee growth.

U.S. Retirement Savers Risk Being Sucked Into Financial Vortex, Goldman Says

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Goldman found that student debt and caregiving requirements hinder people's retirement goals.

Student Aid Form Gets A Makeover. Here's What You Need To Know

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The form that students and their parents use to apply for financial aid has been revamped for the 2024-25 school year.

Vanderbilt Rips U.S. News Over Slide In College Rankings

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U.S. News & World Report has increased emphasis on a college's ability to graduate students from different backgrounds.

Student Loan Borrowers Paid Off Billions Before Interest Restart

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Payments to the Department of Education surged to pre-pandemic levels in August, according to a new report.

More U.S. Firms Offer Student Loan Help To Debt-Burdened Grads

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The share of full-time job listings mentioning student debt repayment programs has more than doubled since 2019.

What Harvard Can Learn From Olive Garden

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America's casual restaurants serve a more diverse clientele than many of America's elite universities.

Most U.S. College Grads Say Trade Skills Bring Better Job Security

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In recent years, workers without a college degree have seen stronger wage gains in the US.

Student Loan Payments Restart Will Dent U.S. Housing Market, Survey Finds

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Homeownership is one of the few ways that lower-income households accumulate wealth, so a reduction could have long-term effects.

Student Loan Payments Canceled For Some Low-Income Borrowers Under New Biden Plan

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The Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE, plan is focused on providing relief to poor borrowers.

Borrowers With $39 Billion In Student Loans Finally See Relief

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Thousands of Americans are having their balances wiped clean, thanks to updates by the U.S. Department of Education.

Americans Say Government Can Do More To Ease Student-Loan Crisis

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Education costs are out of hand, say 56% of Americans surveyed by Bankrate.

Student Loan Bills Are Higher Than Mortgage Payments For Some Borrowers

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Experts have predicted delinquencies on credit card and auto loans as debt payments stretch household budgets.

62% Of Student Loan Borrowers Say They Will Likely Boycott Repayment

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Students are bracing for the resumption of payments in October after a nearly four-year freeze.

Student Debt Relief Drives More Grads To Teach For America

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The educational nonprofit offers ways to cut down on student loan payments.

As Student Loan Repayments Restart, Tax Issues Linger, Tax Foundation Says

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Some borrowers could still face tax obligations if their loans are forgiven, the foundation says.

College Endowment Investment Gains Are Being Eroded By Inflation

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Colleges needed an annual gain of 8.2% last year to keep pace with inflation and spending.

Student Loan Borrowers Begrudgingly Prepare To Pay Off Debt

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Student loan borrowers flush with cash aren't holding out hope for forgiveness any longer.

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